Re: SCCM Client Certificate question..
- From: "Seth" <seth@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:35:12 +0300
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb632431.aspx
Mixed Mode
Does not support Internet-based client management.
If you read my question and business requirements you will see that mixed
mode is not for me.
I hope someone who knows the right solution answer my question.
"Matthew Hudson" <MatthewHudson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Because of this:
"The computers that are all over the country are not member of any domain.
They are just workgroup computers"
You must run the server in Mixed mode. Native mode is only for computers
joined to a domain.
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"Seth" wrote:
Any ideas about this problem?
I have to solve this problem..
"Seth" <seth@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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The computers that are all over the country are not member of any
domain.
They are just workgroup computers. They are connected to internet. No
Wlan
or something else to connect to SCCM server's network.
I am looking for to hear a good solution to monitor them with SCCM.
"Matthew Hudson" <MatthewHudson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Nice, it removed my messaged..ug....
The computers that are all over the country are in domains in which a
trust
exists between your domains? How are the all structured? I don't
know
how
you can do that if no trust exists and if they are not a memeber of
the
AD
then you might need to switch to Mixed mode.
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"Matthew Hudson" wrote:
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"Seth" wrote:
Hi,
I am deploying SCCM in native mode.
I created all necessart certificate templates. I configured
autoenrollment
in group policy. Domain computers can receive certifcates
successfully.
But,
I have computers all over the country which are not member of my AD
domain
and which never come to my network. They are always on internet. I
have to
manage them with SCCM. So they need to have computer certificate..
How
can i
create certificates for them and how can i install these
certificates
with
minumum administrative effort.
I published my CA certsrv page, tried to get a certificate from a
client but
in the certificate templates i can see only Basic EFS and User..
Which
type
of certificate should i see and how?
Thank you.
.
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