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We have installed AD CS in our environment. I created a template on my CA server, published in AD and added it to my certificates template. I enabled auto enrollment as well. When I look at the &quot;Published certificates&quot; tab of my user profile I see a public cert in there from a public CA. Should I see our private cert in there?
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We have installed AD CS in our environment. I created a template on my CA server, published in AD and added it to my certificates template. I enabled auto enrollment as well. When I look at the "Published certificates" tab of my user profile I see a public cert in there from a public CA. Should I see our private cert in there?

Published Certificates in AD

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Active Directory

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