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enabling LDAP over SSL: Enterprise CA in separate AD tree mtw 08-17-2006
Posted by mtw on August 21, 2006, 10:47 am
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Brian wrote:
> Run certutil -dcinfo for each domain. This will report back to you
> - What DCs have certs
> - What certs each DC has
> - Whether the certs are valid
> Brian

Brian,

I've run certutil. In domain B I see an enterprise root certificate
for each DC issued by the CA in domain A. I don't see any output that
says "invalid" so I assume that the cert is vaild. Does this mean I'm
in the clear?

Thanks for your help,

-mtw


Posted by Brian Komar [MVP] on August 21, 2006, 6:43 pm
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mtw@vne.net says...
>
> Brian wrote:
> > Run certutil -dcinfo for each domain. This will report back to you
> > - What DCs have certs
> > - What certs each DC has
> > - Whether the certs are valid
> > Brian
>
> Brian,
>
> I've run certutil. In domain B I see an enterprise root certificate
> for each DC issued by the CA in domain A. I don't see any output that
> says "invalid" so I assume that the cert is vaild. Does this mean I'm
> in the clear?
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> -mtw
>
>
??
Not sure what you mean. You should see either a domain controller or a
domain controller authentication certificate. An enterprise root
certificate would mean that you have made every single DC an enterprise
root CA which does not make sense.
Maybe post a sample, changing the names to protect the innocent.
Brian

Posted by mtw on August 22, 2006, 10:56 am
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> Not sure what you mean. You should see either a domain controller or a
> domain controller authentication certificate.

Ok, here is output from domain controller "hardy" in domain-b. Upon
closer inspection I see that "hardy" does have a Domain Controller
certificate template under KDC certificates, but it appears "laurel"
does not. "laurel" is the machine that should accept LDAP/SSL
connections.

c:\>certutil -dcinfo
0: LAUREL
1: HARDY

*** Testing DC[0]: LAUREL
** Enterprise Root Certificates for DC LAUREL
Certificate 0:
Serial Number: 326e2dd38ac1a9a643ccd59e1617f215
Issuer: CN=CertAuth, DC=DOMAIN-A,DC=example,DC=com
Subject: CN=CertAuth, DC=DOMAIN-A, DC=example, DC=com
Certificate Template Name: CA
CA Version: V0.0
Signature matches Public Key
Root Certificate: Subject matches Issuer
Template: CA, Root Certification Authority
Cert Hash(sha1): 74 61 fa f3 35 fa cf ea 95 77 9e dc 7a f6 7a 7b 0b 29
db 60

** KDC Certificates for DC LAUREL
0 KDC certs for LARUEL
No KDC Certificate in MY store
KDC certificates: Cannot find object or property. 0x80092004
(-2146885628)

*** Testing DC[1]: HARDY
** Enterprise Root Certificates for DC HARDY
Certificate 0:
Serial Number: 326e2dd38ac1a9a643ccd59e1617f215
Issuer: CN=CertAuth, DC=DOMAIN-A, DC=example, DC=com
Subject: CN=CertAuth, DC=DOMAIN-A, DC=example, DC=com
Certificate Template Name: CA
CA Version: V0.0
Signature matches Public Key
Root Certificate: Subject matches Issuer
Template: CA, Root Certification Authority
Cert Hash(sha1): 74 61 fa f3 35 fa cf ea 95 77 9e dc 7a f6 7a 7b 0b 29
db 60

** KDC Certificates for DC HARDY
Certificate 0:
Serial Number: 20282dae000000000005
Issuer: CN=laurel, DC=DOMAIN-B, DC=example, DC=com
Subject: CN=hardy.domain-b.example.com
Certificate Template Name: DomainController
Non-root Certificate
Template: DomainController, Domain Controller
Cert Hash(sha1): d7 26 49 4c ca c2 63 3f b7 87 99 1b ca c2 1e 30 da 2a
61 72

1 KDC certs for HARDY

CertUtil: -DCInfo command FAILED: 0x80092004 (-2146885628)
CertUtil: Cannot find object or property.


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