Hi,
Windows 2003 domain with XP clients and Outlook 2003 (no Exchange server). Domain includes a 2003 CA for issuing user certs for things like EFS, secure email, etc. User goes to CertSrv intranet site and creates / installs their cert.
Both admin and non-admin users can create / install their certificate. Non-admin users appear to be able to configure their Outlook client to use the cert for digital signature but they cannot sign any messages; they get an error about not having a cert for the email address... and so on. Users w/ admin access (even just local workstation admin rights) can sign messages without issue.
Anyone have any suggestions? This was totally unexpected and has thrown a big monkeywrench in my upgrade timeline.
Thanks....
Windows 2003 domain with XP clients and Outlook 2003 (no Exchange server). Domain includes a 2003 CA for issuing user certs for things like EFS, secure email, etc. User goes to CertSrv intranet site and creates / installs their cert.
Both admin and non-admin users can create / install their certificate. Non-admin users appear to be able to configure their Outlook client to use the cert for digital signature but they cannot sign any messages; they get an error about not having a cert for the email address... and so on. Users w/ admin access (even just local workstation admin rights) can sign messages without issue.
Anyone have any suggestions? This was totally unexpected and has thrown a big monkeywrench in my upgrade timeline.
Thanks....