To close the wizard, choose Finish on the Certificate Export Wizard page, and choose OK in the confirmation dialog box. You can use the same certificate file when you set up media images for an operating system deployment that does not use PXE boot, and the task sequence to install the image must contact a management point that requires HTTPS client connections.
This certificate deployment has a single procedure to create and issue the enrollment certificate template on the certification authority. This procedure creates an enrollment certificate template for Configuration Manager mobile devices and adds it to the certification authority.
On the member server that has Certificate Services installed, in the Certification Authority console, right-click Certificate Templates , and then choose Manage to load the Certificate Templates management console. In the results pane, right-click the entry that has Authenticated Session in the Template Display Name column, and then choose Duplicate Template.
In the Properties of New Template dialog box, on the General tab, enter a template name, like ConfigMgr Mobile Device Enrollment Certificate , to generate the enrollment certificates for the mobile devices to be managed by Configuration Manager. Choose the Subject Name tab, make sure that Build from this Active Directory information is selected, select Common name for the Subject name format: , and then clear User principal name UPN from Include this information in alternate subject name.
Choose the Security tab, choose the security group that has users who have mobile devices to enroll, and then choose the additional permission of Enroll. Do not clear Read.
If you do not need to create and issue more certificates, close the Certification Authority console. The mobile device enrollment certificate template is now ready to be selected when you set up a mobile device enrollment profile in the client settings.
This procedure creates a custom certificate template for Configuration Manager Mac computers and adds the certificate template to the certification authority. This procedure uses a different certificate template from the certificate template that you might have created for Windows client computers or for distribution points.
When you create a new certificate template for this certificate, you can restrict the certificate request to authorized users. Create a security group that has user accounts for administrative users who will enroll the certificate on the Mac computer by using Configuration Manager. In the results pane, right-click the entry that displays Authenticated Session in the Template Display Name column, and then choose Duplicate Template.
Choose the Subject Name tab, make sure that Build from this Active Directory information is selected, choose Common name for the Subject name format: , and then clear User principal name UPN from Include this information in alternate subject name. Choose Add , specify the security group that you created in step one, and then choose OK. The Mac client certificate template is now ready to be selected when you set up client settings for enrollment. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported.
Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Tip You can adapt the instructions in this topic for operating systems that aren't documented in the Test Network Requirements section. Note If you are not sure which is the correct certificate, choose one, and then choose View.
Important When you install the Configuration Manager site system server on this computer, make sure that you specify the same FQDNs in the site system properties as you specified when you requested the certificate. Note This procedure uses a different certificate template from the web server certificate template that you created for site systems that run IIS. On a production network, you might also consider adding the following changes for this certificate: Require approval to install the certificate for additional security.
Increase the certificate validity period. Because you must export and import the certificate each time before it expires, an increase of the validity period reduces how often you must repeat this procedure.
However, an increase of the validity period also decreases the security of the certificate because it provides more time for an attacker to decrypt the private key and steal the certificate. Note Make the service name unique in your namespace. Note If this option is not available, the certificate has been created without the option to export the private key. Note This step uses the best practice of creating a new Group Policy for custom settings rather than editing the Default Domain Policy that is installed with Active Directory Domain Services.
Note Restarting a computer is the most reliable method of ensuring success with certificate autoenrollment. Note This certificate can also be used for media images that do not use PXE boot, because the certificate requirements are the same. Note This procedure uses a different certificate template from the certificate template that you created for client computers. You might also consider adding the following modifications for this certificate: Require approval to install the certificate for additional security.
Use a custom value in the certificate Subject field or Subject Alternative Name SAN to help identify this certificate from standard client certificates.
This can be particularly helpful if you will use the same certificate for multiple distribution points. Tip You can use the same certificate file when you set up media images for an operating system deployment that does not use PXE boot, and the task sequence to install the image must contact a management point that requires HTTPS client connections. Note This procedure uses a different certificate template from the certificate template that you might have created for Windows client computers or for distribution points.
Submit and view feedback for This product This page. View all page feedback. In this article. This certificate is used to encrypt data and authenticate the server to clients.
For the steps to set up and install this certificate, see Deploy the web server certificate for site systems that run IIS in this topic. For the steps to configure and install this certificate, see Deploy the service certificate for cloud-based distribution points in this topic. Important: This certificate is used in conjunction with the Windows Azure management certificate.
It can also be used for management points and state migration points to monitor their operational status when they are set up to use HTTPS. It must be installed externally from Configuration Manager on computers. For the steps to set up and install this certificate, see Deploy the client certificate for Windows computers in this topic. This certificate has two purposes: The certificate is used to authenticate the distribution point to an HTTPS-enabled management point before the distribution point sends status messages.
When the Enable PXE support for clients distribution point option is selected, the certificate is sent to computers that PXE boot so that they can connect to a HTTPS-enabled management point during the deployment of the operating system.
For the steps to set up and install this certificate, see Deploy the client certificate for distribution points in this topic. Change it from Not Configured to Enabled and enable the following 2 options. Right-click on Certificate Templates , then select Manage. In the Certificate Templates that appear, select Workstation Authentication. Right click it, and select Properties , click on the Security tab, select Domain Computers and ensure that AutoEnroll is selected, click Apply. You can read the rest of this part here on windows-noob.
You must be logged in to post a comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Archived Forums. Directory Services. Sign in to vote. We have left the default renewal period for client certificates to 6 weeks prior to expiry The way I understood GPOs and certificate auto enroll and renewal, is that this happens when the machines starts up and logs in, as long as it is on the network.
Thursday, June 25, PM. Then the certificates will renew too. Best Regards, Fan Please remember to mark the replies as an answers if they help.
Tuesday, June 30, AM. Friday, June 26, AM. I understand the certificate renewal process using gpupdate as well as restarting computers when on the network. My question however was " If a computer connects to VPN AFTER logging in, and their certificate is within 6 weeks of expiring, will Windows realize they are now on network and auto renew their client certificate ".
I am asking is Windows will auto renew the certificate, when on VPN, without human intervention. Hi, Like i mentioned in my last post, once the group policy are refreshed, and their certificate is within 6 weeks of expiring, the workstation will automatically renew their certs.
Fan Please remember to mark the replies as an answers if they help. Monday, June 29, AM. Regards Roger. Monday, June 29, PM.
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