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superd
Jan 11, 2011, 9:21:48 AM1/11/11
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I am trying to install a new enterprise root CA on my windows server 2008
r2 system, but the enterprise option is always greyed out. i read that i
need to be logged in with an 'enterprise admin' account or else it will
remain greyed out.. how can i confirm my account is 'enterprise admin'
account.. as i know it is def a local admin.. should a local admin account
be sufficient to create enterpreise ca?The server is just a base install
(i.e. not a DC etc) and was originally setup and put on the domain, but
has since been removed from the domain and left in a workgroup, as it is a
DMZ internet facing sever, which doesnt require domain membership.Might
the addition and removal of the server have caused some underlying
problems.. or has anyone else got any light they can shed on why
enterprise option is greyed out?? Thanks guys
r2 system, but the enterprise option is always greyed out. i read that i
need to be logged in with an 'enterprise admin' account or else it will
remain greyed out.. how can i confirm my account is 'enterprise admin'
account.. as i know it is def a local admin.. should a local admin account
be sufficient to create enterpreise ca?The server is just a base install
(i.e. not a DC etc) and was originally setup and put on the domain, but
has since been removed from the domain and left in a workgroup, as it is a
DMZ internet facing sever, which doesnt require domain membership.Might
the addition and removal of the server have caused some underlying
problems.. or has anyone else got any light they can shed on why
enterprise option is greyed out?? Thanks guys
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Vote for Pedro
Jan 12, 2011, 8:55:45 AM1/12/11
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Ask in a server newsgroup.
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Octavian Silvermoon
Feb 15, 2011, 10:41:29 AM2/15/11
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On 1/11/2011 6:21 AM, superd wrote:
> I am trying to install a new enterprise root CA on my windows server 2008
> r2 system, but the enterprise option is always greyed out. i read that i
> need to be logged in with an 'enterprise admin' account or else it will
> remain greyed out.. how can i confirm my account is 'enterprise admin'
> account.. as i know it is def a local admin.. should a local admin account
> be sufficient to create enterpreise ca?The server is just a base install
> (i.e. not a DC etc) and was originally setup and put on the domain, but
> has since been removed from the domain and left in a workgroup, as it is a
> DMZ internet facing sever, which doesnt require domain membership.Might
> the addition and removal of the server have caused some underlying
> problems.. or has anyone else got any light they can shed on why
> enterprise option is greyed out?? Thanks guys
> I am trying to install a new enterprise root CA on my windows server 2008
> r2 system, but the enterprise option is always greyed out. i read that i
> need to be logged in with an 'enterprise admin' account or else it will
> remain greyed out.. how can i confirm my account is 'enterprise admin'
> account.. as i know it is def a local admin.. should a local admin account
> be sufficient to create enterpreise ca?The server is just a base install
> (i.e. not a DC etc) and was originally setup and put on the domain, but
> has since been removed from the domain and left in a workgroup, as it is a
> DMZ internet facing sever, which doesnt require domain membership.Might
> the addition and removal of the server have caused some underlying
> problems.. or has anyone else got any light they can shed on why
> enterprise option is greyed out?? Thanks guys
If you removed the server form the domain, you will not have a
domain-level domain admin account to authenticate to. You might need to
re-join it to the domain so you can authenticate properly in order to
install the CA.
~Octavian
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