We have just setup a Windows 2008 PKI Infrastructure in our Windows 2003
based domain. We need to issue certificates to Windows 2003 servers and
Windows XP clients. We are getting "The integrity of this certificate
cannot be guaranteed. The certificate may be corrupted or may have been
altered." On the Details tab of the certificate, we see version is "V3",
Public key is "RSA (1024 Bits)", Thumprint algorithm is "sha1". On the
Certification Path tab, every certificate shows the error "This certificate
has an nonvalid digital signature.".

Tim

Does anyone have anything to say about this?

Thanks,

Tim J. Shoemaker


"Tim Shoemaker" <tims@awcnet.org> wrote in message
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> We have just setup a Windows 2008 PKI Infrastructure in our Windows 2003
> based domain. We need to issue certificates to Windows 2003 servers and
> Windows XP clients. We are getting "The integrity of this certificate
> cannot be guaranteed. The certificate may be corrupted or may have been
> altered." On the Details tab of the certificate, we see version is "V3",
> Public key is "RSA (1024 Bits)", Thumprint algorithm is "sha1". On the
> Certification Path tab, every certificate shows the error "This
> certificate has an nonvalid digital signature.".
>
> Tim