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Unable to create 512 bit computer cert in MS Certificate Authority
I have spent over 2 hours trying to create a 512 bit cert for my dev engineers to use on BLE devices, (Low Energy Bluetooth).
I have created the template and modified every way I can think of but get these type of errors:
Certificate enrollment for Local system failed to enroll for a Computer512 certificate from PAD01.Awarepoint.com\PAD01 (The signature of the certificate cannot be verified. 0x80096004 (-2146869244)).
Certificate enrollment for Local system failed to enroll for a Computer512 certificate from PAD01.Awarepoint.com\PAD01 (Cannot archive private key. The certification authority is not configured for key archival. 0x8009400a (-2146877430)).
Active Directory Certificate Services could not process request 312 due to an error: Cannot archive private key. The certification authority is not configured for key archival. 0x8009400a (-2146877430). The request was for AWAREPOINT\PAD01$. Additional information: Error Archiving Private Key
I have read some blogs and tried to change the parameters of the CA and the template but no success.
I am not very adept at certs etc. can anyone help on this?
CA is on Windows 2008 DC.
I have created the template and modified every way I can think of but get these type of errors:
Certificate enrollment for Local system failed to enroll for a Computer512 certificate from PAD01.Awarepoint.com\PAD01
Certificate enrollment for Local system failed to enroll for a Computer512 certificate from PAD01.Awarepoint.com\PAD01
Active Directory Certificate Services could not process request 312 due to an error: Cannot archive private key. The certification authority is not configured for key archival. 0x8009400a (-2146877430). The request was for AWAREPOINT\PAD01$. Additional information: Error Archiving Private Key
I have read some blogs and tried to change the parameters of the CA and the template but no success.
I am not very adept at certs etc. can anyone help on this?
CA is on Windows 2008 DC.
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On the tab, there are the following options:
Do the following when a certificate request includes a key archival:
O Do not archive to key
o Archive the key
Number of recovery agents to use: 0
To configure this you will need:
a) A Recovery agent account in AD.
b) A Recovery agent certificate template
c) Register new recovery agent with the server
d) Configure a cert template including key archival
e) Deploy new certs using new template
Press F1 for help on steps on how to do this.