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Some older platforms (such as Windows Server 2008 R2) may default to 1024 and will require changing. This should never be lower than 2048, which is what we generally use as default. This is the minimum Private key bit length. If Autoenroll is desired, Users and/or Computers must have Autoenroll permissions

Admins must have Read and Write permissions.

Computers must have Read and Enroll permissions.

Users must have Read and Enroll permissions.

AEG’s computer account must have Read permissions.

Autoenroll - They will automatically be enrolled for the certificate if they do not already have one based on the template.

Enroll - They can manually enroll for a certificate using the template.

Write - They can make changes to the template.

Read - They can see the certificate template and its properties.

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Full Control - They have all permissions to the certificate template.

This is to list all the groups or users that the certificate template will apply to depending on the permissions

This is used when issuing a certificate used by a service. This is the logon name in AD (Not to be confused with the pre-Windows 2000 logon). Machine certificates, use cases that apply to machines, e.g. This is the full name of the machine (not used for users). This will include the email address listed on the user’s general information in AD. This will retrieve the full name of a user or computer account that you see in Active Directory Users and Computers (This will be case regardless of what version of Windows they are using.) This will pull the users pre-Windows 2000 Logon user name. The Subject Name will be supplied by Active Directory

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This is used when submitting a custom CSR, or when using AEG’s Manual Enrollment Website.īuild from this Active Directory information The Subject Name will be supplied in the certificate request. This will prevent a user from automatically reenrolling for a certificate based on the same template when logging into another machine if the certificate had been published in Active Directory from the machine they originally enrolled on. S/MIMEĭo not automatically reenroll if a duplicate certificate exists in Active Directory User certificates, use cases that apply to users, e.g. This is generally only used for User certificates and determines whether the certificate will be copied to the Active Directory User Object certificate store or not. This is how long before the certificate expires that it can be renewed. This determines the validity period requested for the certificate, same as in GCC.

The template name will be the same as the template display name, but with spaces removed. This will determine the name listed when manually enrolling. The following details which settings apply to which Certificate template and use case: Certificate Template Tab There are several Certificate template settings that will vary depending on the use case. The following table summarizes the appropriate default Certificate template that you should use to create a custom one depending on the use case: Use Case Duplication is not required but is strongly recommended to avoid changing the properties of default templates and to better control the changes applied to templates that work with the AEG. If this is not the solution you are looking for, please search for the solution in the search bar above.ĭepending on the use case that you implement, you will need to duplicate one of the default Certificate templates.

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This article will go over how to create templates from duplicates of default templates for both User and Machine Authentication. AEG: How to Create Custom Certificate Templates AEG: How to Create Custom Certificate Templates Introduction