- http://www.kurtdillard.com/StudyGuides/70-640/6.html
- http://marckean.wordpress.com/2010/07/28/build-an-offline-root-ca-with-a-subordinate-ca/
- http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/2900.offline-root-certification-authority-ca.aspx
- bounty of sub-links to read and understand
- http://security-24-7.com/windows-2008-r2-certification-authority-installation-guide/
- http://blogs.technet.com/b/pki/archive/2012/02/27/ndes-and-ipads.aspx
Notice the lack of apple content. there is a reason! Bad Apple! You will need to download the iphone configuration utility too. The issue I had is with the X.500 name. There is hints and direction, but people are stingy on this one. My entry looked like
O=mycompany.com, CN=iPad123456
O is our domain listed in the certificate signing piece. If your CA signs certs for devices in mycompany.com, then put O=mycompany.com.
CN is the devices name you gave it. We use our asset tag system. This doesn't have to match much along the way. Until I fixed those I was getting 0x800094001. The other flavored the request subject name is invalid or too long is addressed by the authors above.
The O should be capitalized. So should the CN. including a comma and space might be necessary. Haven't chased the rabbit that far down the hole yet.
Onto the next fun part. Cisco ISE. Oh boy! 1.1 release software is fun.
...And there is an issue with the certificate chain somewhere according to the ISE Policy server. Time to sit with the contractor and get this one right.
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