Request Certificate points to wrong Server
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We migrated a while ago from SBS 2008 to Windows Server 2012 R2. The new Server is also the Certificationauthority. But when I want to renew a certificate, a get the error messsage "Error: RPC Server is not available".
Since the URL shown in the error message points to "oldserver.domain.local" and not to "newserver.domain.local", this makes sense.
How can I change the address to the new server?
windows-server-2012-r2 certificate certificate-authority
asked Nov 17 at 14:33
Mister 832
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We migrated a while ago from SBS 2008 to Windows Server 2012 R2. The new Server is also the Certificationauthority. But when I want to renew a certificate, a get the error messsage "Error: RPC Server is not available".
Since the URL shown in the error message points to "oldserver.domain.local" and not to "newserver.domain.local", this makes sense.
How can I change the address to the new server?
windows-server-2012-r2 certificate certificate-authority
asked Nov 17 at 14:33
Mister 832
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1
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up vote
1
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We migrated a while ago from SBS 2008 to Windows Server 2012 R2. The new Server is also the Certificationauthority. But when I want to renew a certificate, a get the error messsage "Error: RPC Server is not available".
Since the URL shown in the error message points to "oldserver.domain.local" and not to "newserver.domain.local", this makes sense.
How can I change the address to the new server?
windows-server-2012-r2 certificate certificate-authority
asked Nov 17 at 14:33
Mister 832
1256
We migrated a while ago from SBS 2008 to Windows Server 2012 R2. The new Server is also the Certificationauthority. But when I want to renew a certificate, a get the error messsage "Error: RPC Server is not available".
Since the URL shown in the error message points to "oldserver.domain.local" and not to "newserver.domain.local", this makes sense.
How can I change the address to the new server?
windows-server-2012-r2 certificate certificate-authority
windows-server-2012-r2 certificate certificate-authority
asked Nov 17 at 14:33
Mister 832
1256
asked Nov 17 at 14:33
Mister 832
1256
asked Nov 17 at 14:33
Mister 832
1256
asked Nov 17 at 14:33
Mister 832
1256
asked Nov 17 at 14:33
Mister 832
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The problem is that you didn't decommission old server and its reference is still exists in Active Directory. You need to remove stale records. Here is a CA decommission guide: How to Decommission a Windows Enterprise Certification Authority and How to Remove All Related Objects
I suspect that you already removed CA server itself, so you need to perform sections 6 and 7 in referenced article.
answered Nov 17 at 15:11
Crypt32
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It solved this problem. However, now the ca templates on the new server can not be loaded...
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:52
I hope you didn't remove certificate templates from Active Directory? Check if they are listed incerttmpl.mscMMC snap-in.
– Crypt32
Nov 17 at 15:53
No, they are there. It shows 34 Templates
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:57
I openend a new question, see serverfault.com/questions/940508/… . I would be gratefull for your advice.
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 16:01
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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up vote
3
down vote
accepted
The problem is that you didn't decommission old server and its reference is still exists in Active Directory. You need to remove stale records. Here is a CA decommission guide: How to Decommission a Windows Enterprise Certification Authority and How to Remove All Related Objects
I suspect that you already removed CA server itself, so you need to perform sections 6 and 7 in referenced article.
answered Nov 17 at 15:11
Crypt32
3,238923
It solved this problem. However, now the ca templates on the new server can not be loaded...
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:52
I hope you didn't remove certificate templates from Active Directory? Check if they are listed incerttmpl.mscMMC snap-in.
– Crypt32
Nov 17 at 15:53
No, they are there. It shows 34 Templates
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:57
I openend a new question, see serverfault.com/questions/940508/… . I would be gratefull for your advice.
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 16:01
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
The problem is that you didn't decommission old server and its reference is still exists in Active Directory. You need to remove stale records. Here is a CA decommission guide: How to Decommission a Windows Enterprise Certification Authority and How to Remove All Related Objects
I suspect that you already removed CA server itself, so you need to perform sections 6 and 7 in referenced article.
answered Nov 17 at 15:11
Crypt32
3,238923
It solved this problem. However, now the ca templates on the new server can not be loaded...
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:52
I hope you didn't remove certificate templates from Active Directory? Check if they are listed incerttmpl.mscMMC snap-in.
– Crypt32
Nov 17 at 15:53
No, they are there. It shows 34 Templates
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:57
I openend a new question, see serverfault.com/questions/940508/… . I would be gratefull for your advice.
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 16:01
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
The problem is that you didn't decommission old server and its reference is still exists in Active Directory. You need to remove stale records. Here is a CA decommission guide: How to Decommission a Windows Enterprise Certification Authority and How to Remove All Related Objects
I suspect that you already removed CA server itself, so you need to perform sections 6 and 7 in referenced article.
answered Nov 17 at 15:11
Crypt32
3,238923
The problem is that you didn't decommission old server and its reference is still exists in Active Directory. You need to remove stale records. Here is a CA decommission guide: How to Decommission a Windows Enterprise Certification Authority and How to Remove All Related Objects
I suspect that you already removed CA server itself, so you need to perform sections 6 and 7 in referenced article.
answered Nov 17 at 15:11
Crypt32
3,238923
answered Nov 17 at 15:11
Crypt32
3,238923
answered Nov 17 at 15:11
Crypt32
3,238923
answered Nov 17 at 15:11
Crypt32
3,238923
3,238923
It solved this problem. However, now the ca templates on the new server can not be loaded...
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:52
I hope you didn't remove certificate templates from Active Directory? Check if they are listed incerttmpl.mscMMC snap-in.
– Crypt32
Nov 17 at 15:53
No, they are there. It shows 34 Templates
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:57
I openend a new question, see serverfault.com/questions/940508/… . I would be gratefull for your advice.
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 16:01
add a comment |
It solved this problem. However, now the ca templates on the new server can not be loaded...
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:52
I hope you didn't remove certificate templates from Active Directory? Check if they are listed incerttmpl.mscMMC snap-in.
– Crypt32
Nov 17 at 15:53
No, they are there. It shows 34 Templates
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:57
I openend a new question, see serverfault.com/questions/940508/… . I would be gratefull for your advice.
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 16:01
It solved this problem. However, now the ca templates on the new server can not be loaded...
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:52
It solved this problem. However, now the ca templates on the new server can not be loaded...
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:52
I hope you didn't remove certificate templates from Active Directory? Check if they are listed in
certtmpl.msc MMC snap-in.– Crypt32
Nov 17 at 15:53
I hope you didn't remove certificate templates from Active Directory? Check if they are listed in
certtmpl.msc MMC snap-in.– Crypt32
Nov 17 at 15:53
No, they are there. It shows 34 Templates
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:57
No, they are there. It shows 34 Templates
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 15:57
I openend a new question, see serverfault.com/questions/940508/… . I would be gratefull for your advice.
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 16:01
I openend a new question, see serverfault.com/questions/940508/… . I would be gratefull for your advice.
– Mister 832
Nov 17 at 16:01
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