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This is what i found in an article :
Make sure you do the following things (assuming the CA and IAS are on the same machine):. Generate your enterprise root certificate. . Generate the computer certificate and user certificate with their private key. . Verify that the computer certificate includes the FQDN name of the computer. . Verify that the computer certificate is installed in the local computer certificate store. . Verify that the user certificate is installed in the local user certificate store. . Verify that the root CA certificate is installed in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store. You can also use group policies to perform these functions automatically. With all these things done, you can let your users use the certificate (user or computer) to authenticate, using 802.1x to communicate with your intranet. My question : How do I generate the computer and user certificate with their private keys? thx Gerry |