techie923

Hello all, so I want to add a 'new' PKI 2-tier infrastructure to our domain. There is already an older 2-tier(Root and IssuingCA) in place but it seems like all the certs have either expired or have been revoked. My plan is to build a new Root and a new Issuing, transfer all existing server certs to the new RootCA and decommission the old setup once I know the clients are receiving the new certs from the new Root/IssuingCA. Has anyone been in this situation before? What steps were done to complete this setup? Any help on this is appreciated. -techie

Hey all, Like the title says, has anyone done this? What steps did you take to prepare and what was the outcome. A: Existing setup: 1- RootCA(Radius server 2016) 1- IssuingCA(Domain Controller 2016 B: Test Lab: 2-tier(tested and works) 1- RootCA(Server 2019) 1- IssuingCA(Server 2019)

Hello all, Ok so I have an issuingCA setup and a DC each on their own vm, I installed Radius/NPS on a separate vm also. My question is, should the NPS be separate or running on the DC? Reason I'm asking is bc when I try to register the NPS to active directory is always fails with the 'no permissions ...dial-up error. Both servers see each other and I can see them via piing/nslookup and DNS records are correct so I'm thinking putting the NPS on the DC may eliminate this issue?? Just for some context...I'm setting up the Radius to have trusted devices authenticate but block unwanted student devices like cell phones/laptops etc. Thanks,

Thanks for the reply, that's what I was getting at. "You do need to enable the feature in the admin console. However, its not really suitable for students as they can really do whatever they like" This is disabled for all students and teachers...there is no need for them to have access to this feature.

Hello, can you elaborate more? most everything I've come across for running linux on a chromebook requires dev mode.

hey all, Just wondering what everyone has setup and how. I was currently told we need to give the local Police dept. limited access to our security cameras only in an emergency that will be requested by the Superintendent. If there is a lockdown for example the police dept needs access to view the situation at the district but only then and not at their free will. Any info on this is appreciated. Techie923