How To Setup Certificate Authority Server 2016?
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1. Install the Active Directory Certificate Services Role:
a) Navigate to the Server Manager and click on Manage > Add Roles and Features.
b) In the Add Roles and Features Wizard, select the role to be installed – Active Directory Certificate Services.
c) Specify Role–specific settings such as Certificate Authority Type.
2. Create and Set Up a Certificate Authority:
a) Open the Certification Authority snap–in in Administrative Tools, right–click Certificate Authorities and select ‘Create a CA’.
b) Enter information such as the friendly name of the CA, certification authority type and cryptographic service provider.
3. Configure Enrollment Services:
a) Expand the Certification Authority under the certificate snap–in and select Certificate Templates.
b) Right–click Certificate Templates, choose Manage and select the desired template, such as user or computer, and choose duplicate.
c) Set up permissions and other necessary details for the new certificate template.
4. Issue Certificates:
a) Right–click pending requests, select all requests and issue certificates.
b) You can also issue certificates through Active Directory Users and Computers using the Certificate Templates that have been created.