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How to remove a Certificate from CA Authority?
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Mayckel TS
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We have a Domain Certification Authority on Windows Server 2019 DC.
First, I have raised the hash algorithm from SHA1 to SHA256 and then renewed the root certificate with the new hash.
Second, I revoked the old SHA1 certificate. But then I noticed that this old certificate is still being deployed to the domain client computers. How can I prevent the old SHA1 certificate of being deployed or remove it from the CA database so I will only have the new SHA256 certificate?
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Mario Borovčak 0 Reputation points2023-09-12T14:43:31.5+00:00 This is One-Tier Hierarchy? You published new certificate revocation list after revoking certificate? Are you deploying certificates with Group Policy?
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Mayckel TS 21 Reputation points
2023-09-22T14:37:01.8066667+00:00 That is only One Tier-Hierarchy. I published a new CRL. And also I did not found any GPO deploying that certificate. But still I get that revoked SHA1 certificate being deployed to client machines.
Maybe I could remove it from the PKI View console...
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poliveirasilva-MSFT 6 Reputation points Microsoft Employee2023-09-25T17:18:30.93+00:00 Check if CA certificate is still present on PKI configuration partition. Go to PKIView.msc, rigth-click on it and select Manage AD Container. Keep in mind that if you remove trusted cert from clients you may broke applications still relying on it.
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