Thanks for this video! But what can be wrong if I can't see my all templates in this dropdown menu? I see only Basic EFS and Web Server, nothing more :/
@@KefashWhite You will need to add it to all the computers in the domain. I would suggest doing it using a GPO. Check out the following article: support.securly.com/hc/en-us/articles/206688537-How-to-push-the-Securly-SSL-certificate-with-Active-Directory-GPO-.
@@danishdude6750 Most modern browsers will. I usually use Chrome as my default browser and it works fine. Just make sure to allow the scripts in your security settings.
OMG Thank you for this video I was so pissed because It didn't work but now, I know where I made mistake
Excellent. I'm glad it was helpful. :)
Thanks for this video!
But what can be wrong if I can't see my all templates in this dropdown menu? I see only Basic EFS and Web Server, nothing more :/
Check out this discuss to see if it helps.
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/96739/certificate-template-not-showing
@@ddaltonyvcc Thanks!
@@ddaltonyvcc I checked it and I have Flags attribute set to 10
Thank you !
Glad it was helpful.
hello David, one of the best videos i ever watched, may i how to create create certsrv?
That should be covered in another video on the channel.
This works on the CA server. However, when I request the certificate from another computer in the domain it say Not Secure.
That is most likely because the other computer does not have the certificate for the CA installed on it.
@@ddaltonyvccI added the certificate in the Trusted Certificate Store on the DC and I’m not seeing it on the other computers. Auto enroll is enabled.
@@KefashWhite You will need to add it to all the computers in the domain. I would suggest doing it using a GPO. Check out the following article: support.securly.com/hc/en-us/articles/206688537-How-to-push-the-Securly-SSL-certificate-with-Active-Directory-GPO-.
Nice video, but what about other browsers that don't run VBS?
What browser are you trying to use?
@@ddaltonyvcc I haven't tried it yet, but the video said the browser has to support VBS.
@@danishdude6750 Most modern browsers will. I usually use Chrome as my default browser and it works fine. Just make sure to allow the scripts in your security settings.