Hi,
We're using Autoenrollment on a 2012R2 two tier CA to issue Client Authentication Certificates to our Domain Joined Win10 and Win7 PC estate(issued to the computer account, not the user) so the PCs use them to authenticate for .1x networking with MS NPS, and that's all working great.
However, after we re-image one of our PCs, the autoenrollment kicks in and issues a new certificate to the PC (as it should), but the old certificate is left behind on the issuing CAs "Issued Certificates", so we get one Certificate listed for
each time the PC is re-imaged.
Am I missing a config somewhere to prevent this? So older certificates issued by the same template are deleted or revoked automatically when the new one is issued?
And if not, and if this is expected behaviour - is there a straightforward way to clean up the older certificates from the issuing CA if they have been superseded by a newer certificate from the same template?
Template compatibility is currently set for Server 2008 for the CA side, and vista / server 2008 for the recipient if that has any bearing.
Regards,
H.