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Active directory certificate templates not showing up

I encountered an interesting problem with a client this week when I had to request a new certificate from the two-tier, stand-alone root CA and the child Enterprise CA, the CA infrastructure, where a certificate template we created by duplicating the WebServer template that it calls web server exportable and then
published would not appear in the Web enrollment request options. The following are screenshots of the web enrollment page behavior after all published certificate templates have been removed and the departatium sfollowing page i'm using has been removed: https://<subordinateCA>/certserv No certificate
templates could be found. You do not have permission to request a certificate from this CA, or you have failed to access Active Directory. Note the (No Templates Found!) listed in the certificate template: Drop-down field: After a few hours of troubleshooting and trying to find the following solutions on the Internet: Check if
the following KB wasn't the problem: verify that the security permissions for the certificate template have been set accordingly. That the deployment was selected in the request under the Subject Name tab Creates a new application pool and assigned it the Certsrv directory, make sure that the compatibility of the
certificate template domain was the same or below the domain and forest functional level. which does not correct my problem, I proceeded and opened a case with Microsoft. What we noticed was that we would be able to display the published template if we changed the name of Web Server Exportable to
Web_Server_Exportable, with a different name. As a result, the engineer suspects that something is lingering in AD that caused the template with the original name not to appear on the Web registration Web page. To troubleshoot, we exported the configuration container information via the ldifde command as such to a
text file: ldifde -f out.txt -d CN=Configuration,DC=ad,DC=domain,DC=bm We then performed a search for the exported .txt file and immediately found an entry for WebServerExportable: What we found was that another CA in Active Directory had an Enterprise Root CA. Logging on to this server and starting the CA
Management Console shows the following: The template that is the reason for displaying the template on the other the template did not appear <Unknown>, so we removed the template, forced active directory replication with repadmin /syncall /AdePq, rerun the ldifde export to confirm that the template was no
longer listed under this CA, and then confirmed that the template is now displayed on the Web registration page. Hope this post will help anyone who has a</Unknown> </subordinateCA> </subordinateCA> Similar. Tracks everything here... here... ... and also here... I log in with I get a certificate warning
This server could not prove that it is Certbot; The security certificate is not trusted by your computer's operating system. This can be caused by a misconfiguration or an attacker intercepting your connection. Find out more. I can still click on it, but not the options I need for Cert templates (obviously because I'm not logged
in correctly)When I log in with it still shows that there was a problem with the security certificate, but a login is displayed. I log in with the creds I set up to have access, and it logs on (still shows certificate errors), and again I don't see the templates I need to see because I'm not logged in (some, as I've seen, without
templates at times as well as... not sure if this is a browser thing?) CA server is brand new on 2012 R2. Client is W10, with Chrome and IE. Any help? So frustrated. (not sure which forum should I use this in, as there is no AD CS type I see?) You receive the SSL error until you propagate the CA root trust to your domain
computers, this should be done by being members of the domain, unless you have disabled it. Because no templates are displayed, only domain administrators or certificate enrollment users see this by default. Did you try to run it as the user you installed? Templates not to be seen and to be a browser thing... Templates
do not appear in the browser, they appear in the CS snap-in. Rod-IT & BBigford Thank you for responding so quickly! I found that instead of saying that all https/443 traffic uses the SSL I created for the CA once I added the specific website, it partially works (I think?). If I use Internet Explorer when I'm using Internet
Explorer on the CA host:I navigate to and there is no red at all (but no green... is this one thing on an internal CA? I didn't think so, but I would have asked myself a question, I can log in to the web GUI to request a certificate. I can click on the page Click to send a request to this CA to create and send a request, but then
the following message appears... If I click No, another field appears that says: To complete certificate enrollment, the CA site must be configured to use HTTPS authentication. If I click Yes, it will lead me to the extended certificate request, but the only template I can choose is IPSec (offline request). When I go to the
local Https://server.domain.com/certsrv via CHROME, do I see that? It allows me to enter a user name/password, but there are no templates in the drop-down box. When I look at Template Manager, the domain user account i log on to (who is also a domain administrator - for testing, server admin, and so on) has
read/write/registration permissions for all the templates I want to set up. Thank you again for your help, and I'm sorry to bug you all! E The green bar you expect is only available for EV certificates (advanced validation) that you cannot generate on an internal CA. Open MMC on the server, add certificates (not certificate
management), what certificates are there, which ones are published? Rod-IT wrote: Open MMC on the server, add certificates (not certificate management), what certificates are there, which are published? Hopefully this will give you the information you need... Sorry, I used my certificate templates, which I also tried to
set up Windows CA. but I had too much trouble.i ended up with XCA from here Rod-IT wrote: Sorry I got my certificate templates: I had also tried to set up Windows CA. but I had too much trouble. I used XCA from here yes, I spent a ton of time doing it and want to find out what I'm doing wrong, because it has to be
something I just didn't wrap around in my head, but if I can't get up before our project has to start soon, I might have to look at something else. But again, I know that I'm missing something and I'd like to learn and find out. If you run on the server itself, does it work? If you run your browser as the same user, it's probably
a permissions issue that Rod-IT wrote: If you're running on the server itself, does it work? If this is running your browser as the same user, it's probably a permissions problem logged on than the general admin account we use, which is all I've ever used when setting up the certificate server and when I open on the server
itself (with Chrome), that's what I get... If I go on after that... Now I get a 404.When I try to get I get the same but point to weak signature algorithm... At this point, when I click to continue, I get a login prompt where I insert the creds of the above account, but the https: is crossed out at the top and there are no templates
selection from the drop-down list. Hopefully, as soon as we find out the first part, it will allow templates to show at this point. It should not prompt you for credentials if the logged-in account can request certificates, the swipe through in https is Chrome's way to tell you that it is not trusted. Can you try this in IE - I know you
can't use it, but I want to see if you get a different result because an active X component needs to write Rod-IT: it shouldn't prompt you for credentials when the logged-in sign-in can request certificates, the breakthrough in https is Chrome's way to tell you that it is not trustworthy. Can you try this in IE - I know you can't
use it, but I want to see if you get a different result since an active X component needs to run, I can do anything you need, my friend. Here is the breakdown in IE... brings me to a login prompt yet... I can get past this fine and no mistake. Welcome screen for the AD CS gives me the normal option to request a certificate
as an option to choose... When I click on being taken to an Advanced Certificate Request Screen... I click Create and send a request to this CA and get this pop-up... If I click Yes, I'll be taken to the form to select a template and fill in the information, but I won't get any templates in the drop-down list next to IPSec (offline
request)... If I click No on the previous popup, I see the error below and it looks like you see this article, make sure you have the one you want (through problems that make it easy to make them available) v=ws.11).aspx Rod-IT wrote: See this article, Make sure you want the one you want (by problems that it makes it
easy to make them available) v=ws.11).aspx Why would I do this if Web Server is already an option in my certificate authority -> certificate templates (see above for screenshot) If you're talking about the screenshot, I think that's just a list of certificates available , not for use. Rod-IT wrote: If you talk about the
screenshot, I think it is you, this is simply a list of available certificates, not the ones that have been published for use. I totally get what you say, and that makes sense, but if I follow the first link I posted in my original message ( below, they've tested you through the following steps... 1. Use your browser (http:// /certsrv) to
log in to your CA server<CAserver>. Select Request Certificate.3. Select Advanced Certificate Request.4. Select Create and send a request to this CA.5. In the Web Server.Copy/Paste certificate template, select the content from your certificate request file (the garbage text, including the first and last lines — the
beginning of a new request file — and — the end of a new request file). Save Your certificate output as a CER file.7. Copy this CER file to your web server.8. In IIS, select Complete Certificate Request. In step five above, it is said to select the Web Server template that does not appear when I look in the drop-down list,
after my previous mention shows nothing else except the IPSec (offline) one, so I. If I do what you just mentioned, there is no Web Server option that I can publish, so it's already published. I verified this by using </CAserver> </CAserver> a few copies of a Certificate Authority -> Certificate Templates and
Renamed and displayed there in the CA template screen, and I then published them per article, but again not on the drop-down list when I log in to the web browser to actually send for a request. If you go to Cert Auth -> Cert Templates, these are what is published, and I don't see them in the list when I log in to the
certsrv website, although it shows that the user specifically has read/write/registration permissions for them. I just wanted confirmation that it was activated, by default they should all be, but your screens above didn't show that. The instructions are correct that the web certificate should be available, I wanted to confirm
that they were not disabled in any way. Add your site to your trusted zone, close your browser and then try again Also see this guide, that was what I got before the case, in case we don't mention wires article, but someone does it in the end. You cannot issue 2008/2012 certificates if your domain and/or forest functional
level is less than the value of the certificate types. So if your domain or forest is 2003, you cannot use certificates with 2008 or later. Rod-IT wrote: See also this guide, that's what I got before, in case we had crossed wires The article doesn't mention it, but someone in the end does it. You cannot issue 2008/2012
certificates if your domain and/or forest functional level is less than the value of the certificate types. So if your domain or forest is 2003, you cannot use certificates with 2008 or later. Domain is at 2012 R2 feature level, so it is not. I think I found something. I made a series of duplicate templates to see if I could show any
of them, and I got one to show if I left the cryptography minimum key size to 1024 instead of changing it to 2048. So, I think it all goes back to the bug I mentioned above about the bug in Chrome, where it mentions the security of Sha1. I think I see what happened. For a... The Web server template appears as published,
but for some reason it doesn't, so you need to make and publish a copy. If you publish it for whatever reason (I need to learn this part) when you duplicate the template and fill in the tabs, on the Subject Name tab when I do something I can say) BESIDES only the supply option enabled in the request, it will not appear in
my CA as a template, although I publish it well. If I leave supply enabled in the request, it seems to go through and publish and then display it each time in the Cert request form. Now to test if I can actually request/approve a certificate, and find out why it wouldn't work if I didn't select the options. Have.

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