Good questions, but none are really ConfigMgr related at all.Ģ. In W7, I set up the offline process for root cert updates, but I'd rather do it the online method for W10 if possible.Īlso, with W7 our firewall was IP based, but we now use a URL based firewall, so I'm thinking this should be simpler. Notes: - I have set the group policy "Turn off Automatic Root Certificates Update" to Disabled also. If SCCM doesn't deploy the root certificate updates and I need the computers to go to the internet, what URL's do I need to request our Firewall Providers allow through?.If the answer to 2 is no, what particular settings do I need to choose to include root certs?.If the answer to 2 is yes, how can I identify the updates that apply the root certs to verify they are successfully installing?.
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Does SCCM update root certificates as part of the standard ADR for software updates if I have chosen to install "all windows 10 updates" ?.How do I verify root certificates are automatically updating?.It seems like it is not updating, so all up I guess i have these questions If I run this command on a W10 machine,Ĭertutil downloads 387 files, most of which are certs, however if I look in "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" - Certificates on one of our W10 machines, there are only 39Ĭerts there including 4 of our internal certs. I can find no mention of Root certs in theĪDR's or software updates. question is how do I verify this?Įverywhere I look and everything I understand about root certs is that they come from Windows update, however, we don't use windows update, we use WSUS and Config manager software updates to get our updates. We are in the process of moving to W10 and I would like to verify that root certificates are updating on our W10 build. Hi, my question is a bit of a mix of SCCM + W10, so please excuse this, If I only get the answers to my SCCM based questions, I'm happy to post another question in a W10 forum later.
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