Deploying a Standalone Root CA in Windows Server 2012 R2

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In this video we go over how to configure and install a certificate authority node within Windows Server 2012 R2. I need to create one, so I could have a PKI infrastructure in my network while using SCCM 2012 R2.

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Good video. I might suggest that you might want to update it and Use SHA256 with HASH choice with the rapidly approaching death of SHA1. Be aware that if you create an Issuing CA that uses SHA256 and the enterprise is still, for some reason using SCCM2007 and they start auto-enrolling their machines, they won't work with SCCM2007 as it's not SHA2 compatible.

Also, before installing the CA role don't forget about placing the CAPolicy.inf file in the C:\Windows folder and make it for internal use only. Here's the one I use. Finally, if your organization every wants to pass the Microsoft PKI audit the offline Root CA must never, ever have been connected to a network. Cheers!

Example CAPolicy.inf

[Version]
Signature=$Windows NT$

[certsrv_server]
LoadDefaultTemplates=0

[PolicyStatementExtension]
Policies=InternalUseOnly

[InternalUseOnly]
OID=2.5.29.32.0
Notice= "This PKI is intended for internal use only."

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I have tried this on 2008R2 and followed all the steps exactly. BIt wheh I try to publish the CRL I am getting an RPC error "the rpc server is not listening. 0x6b3 (win32 1715 )
In the event viewer there are many errors related to this. I am unable to start the Acive Directory Certificate Services

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would be useful if there was some explanation for the configurations? Anyone can just click on items but you need to know why??? Did not find this video adequate?

kimdav