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Hello,
I have an online subordinate CA. I requested a certificate from a new
Citrix web interface server, and found that my CA is misbehaving. It appears
to receive the request and issue a certificate, but it is not really working.
On the CA itself, when I launch the management interface, the CA has a
yellow warning sign and says " Warning - This CA is currently offline or
unavailable". When the CA is double-clicked, this message appears: "Cannot
manage certificate services. The network path was not found. 0x80070035
(WIN32: 53)"
I read where the file and print sharing option has to be checked in
Networking, under the IP settings. That was already there, and still is.
This is a VMWare VM, and I had a "ghost" NIC from the P2V move, so I deleted
that but it did not help. There were some DCOM errors that I corrected, and
that was no help either.
The Certificate service is running - it stops and starts with no errors.
The server is Windows Server 2003 Enterprise with SP2. It receives updates
automatically and is up-to-date. Strangely enough, it even posted a new CRL
yesterday afternoon. So it is sort of functioning, but not the way it needs
to be.
Anyone have any ideas on what I can do next to correct this problem? Your
support and suggestions are much appreciated.
Regards,
Justin
I have an online subordinate CA. I requested a certificate from a new
Citrix web interface server, and found that my CA is misbehaving. It appears
to receive the request and issue a certificate, but it is not really working.
On the CA itself, when I launch the management interface, the CA has a
yellow warning sign and says " Warning - This CA is currently offline or
unavailable". When the CA is double-clicked, this message appears: "Cannot
manage certificate services. The network path was not found. 0x80070035
(WIN32: 53)"
I read where the file and print sharing option has to be checked in
Networking, under the IP settings. That was already there, and still is.
This is a VMWare VM, and I had a "ghost" NIC from the P2V move, so I deleted
that but it did not help. There were some DCOM errors that I corrected, and
that was no help either.
The Certificate service is running - it stops and starts with no errors.
The server is Windows Server 2003 Enterprise with SP2. It receives updates
automatically and is up-to-date. Strangely enough, it even posted a new CRL
yesterday afternoon. So it is sort of functioning, but not the way it needs
to be.
Anyone have any ideas on what I can do next to correct this problem? Your
support and suggestions are much appreciated.
Regards,
Justin