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Curt Shaffer
We have a Enterprise Root CA in place and need to get smart cards working.
The certificates are installing on the cards but when the user tries to log
in we get the error: Revocation function unable to check revocation for the
certificate. I noticed that the revocation was pointing to (ex.
DC.domain.com/certsrv/dc.cer) but the revocation list is located at
dc.domain.com:8080/certsrv/dc.cer. We have a billing system that is running
on this dc (don¹t ask me why, I hate the idea
) that runs on port 80 and
does not allow anything else to use that port. First of all: Could this be
the issue? Secondly: Is there a way to change the port in the cert to 8080?
Thanks!
Curt
The certificates are installing on the cards but when the user tries to log
in we get the error: Revocation function unable to check revocation for the
certificate. I noticed that the revocation was pointing to (ex.
DC.domain.com/certsrv/dc.cer) but the revocation list is located at
dc.domain.com:8080/certsrv/dc.cer. We have a billing system that is running
on this dc (don¹t ask me why, I hate the idea

does not allow anything else to use that port. First of all: Could this be
the issue? Secondly: Is there a way to change the port in the cert to 8080?
Thanks!
Curt