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(Error 0x80094807) from certificate server: The template was created and published from an existing template.

We have a Ent root certificate server. It is issuing certificates.  We are trying to enroll a certificate for a server and got an error. I am not sure whether we have selected the correct template for a webserver or something else.  The template was created from a built in server's template and published it as mysrvssl.
 The template permission is set to read and enroll for the server and read permission for authenticated users. I also noticed that STATUS:unavailabe when i try to request using certificate console.
The error message was as below when we try to request a SSL cert.
The request template version is newer than the supported version
MySRV.mydomain.loca\CA
Denied by policy Module
The request template version is newer than the supported template version 0X80094807
(-2146875385 CERTSRV_E_BAD_TEMPLATE_VERSION)
The request ID is 9323[/quote]
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"The error message was as below when we try to request a SSL cert."

Please expand on the process that preceeded the error message.
did you duplicated webserver template?

If not duplicate that template, grant respective server account read and enroll permissions, Issue / publish template with AD and run certutil -pulse command on CA server and web server as well and then try again requesting cert from MMC
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It was created by my colleague, how do i know which template was used?
Go to duplicated template properties

You will find it in some tab
i duplicated the web server template and published it. I gave the correct permission. i do not see the cert when i request the cert via mmc console.
i can see that when i click show all

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it seems that root cert is not present on client machine from where you requesting certificate

Check from CA server itself if you can request certificate from MMC console
No, Server has  root cert  in the store.
then install root cert on client trusted root store and then try to request certificate
I have two servers. I gave serverA to read and enroll permission. I did not add other server (B) in the security TAB.
I was  able to enroll on Server A after few minutes since it has all the permission. I requested the cert at server B via MMC console and did not see in the list. But only see that by selecting the "show all".Is it normal?
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