We recently put up a 2012 server and using it as a certificate authority. It has been online for a couple of months, however when running certutil, it reports a FQDN server that I fear was set up by an admin that is no longer with the institution. It is not listed in the domain computer/server and does not respond to ping or nslookup. When I run certutil on a client, I get the following report:
Entry 0:
Name: `<X> Root CA'
Organizational Unit: `'
Organization: `'
Locality: `'
State: `'
Country/region: `'
Config: `<servername>.<domain>.<com>\<X> Root CA'
Exchange Certificate: `'
Signature Certificate: `'
Description: `'
Server: `<servername>.<domain>.<com>'
Authority: `<X> Root CA'
Sanitized Name: `<X> Root CA'
Short Name: `<X> Root CA'
Sanitized Short Name: `<X> Root CA'
Flags: `1'
Web Enrollment Servers: `'
CertUtil: -dump command completed successfully.
I'm unsure of how to proceed. Need to remove the broadcast and change it to the new cert auth we set up. Suggestions? Thanks in advance. -Brian