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NDES Security Best Practices | Microsoft Community Hub NDES verifies the incoming certificate request according to its capabilities In case the request is ok from NDES's perspective, it puts a counter signature on the certificate request using its Enrollment Agent certificate, thereby confirming that it has verified the request and forwards the re-signed request to the CA
Support Tip - How to configure NDES for SCEP certificate deployments in . . . Configuring the NDES server The NDES server needs to accept long URL requests so we first need to configure IIS accordingly On the NDES computer, open IIS Manager and select Default Website-> Request Filtering then select Edit feature settings’: Configure Maximum URL length and Maximum query string as shown below:
Common Network Device Enrollment Service (NDES) configuration wizard . . . If you can stop and start the service, you can still fail to configure NDES, if the AD CS Service cannot be stopped and started within a 30-second window NDES stops and starts the service via the Service Control Manager (SCM) APIs If you have ever attempted to stop start a service and noticed it does not stop start quickly, you might see a
Configuring Network Device Enrollment Service for Windows Server 2008 . . . If you see the warning dialog that states "User context template conflicts with machine context", click Ok This warning can be ignored Please review the sample ws08_ndes_sign inf file for more information on the switches in the command line above Next, run the following command: certreq –submit ws08_ndes_sign req ws08_ndes_sign cer
NDES and the dreaded 2 10 Event ids stating “The parameter is . . . The first two problems usually show themselves once the NDES has been in place for one or more years, and it failed just after replacing the existing NDES certificates So, if everything was working before replacing the RA certificates, please review the two previous scenarios before jumping to an issue with certificate chaining or revocation checking
Setting up NDES using a Group Managed Service Account (gMSA) Why all the effort? NDES works like a charm when installed with default settings… The answer is short and simple: Security NDES acts as a registration authority for a CA thereby leveraging the Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol (SCEP) Because of the way this protocol was designed, the CA has to fully trust the NDES regarding the
Support Tip: Troubleshooting a Common Intune SCEP and NDES Server Issue . . . The NDES connector and server are running as expected and the SCEP URL works as expected on the NDES server A SCEP profile is setup with the correct parameters and is tied to a Trusted Root profile correctly The client receives the profile correctly from Intune, but the SCEP certificate fails to install
New guides available for configuring and troubleshooting NDES and SCEP Troubleshooting NDES configuration for use with Microsoft Intune certificate profiles : This guide walks you through setting up NDES for SCEP certificate deployment using a single certificate template It provides best practices to help you avoid common problems as well as guidance on troubleshooting issues you may run into along the way
Intune - Enrollment Options for End-Entity Certificates Device to NDES server communication The device uses the URI for NDES from the profile to contact the NDES server so it can present a challenge We recommend publishing the NDES service through a reverse proxy, such as the Azure AD application proxy, Web Access Proxy, or a third-party proxy NDES to policy module communication
Network Device Enrollment Service (NDES) now on the TechNet Wiki The Network Device Enrollment Service (NDES) whitepaper is now on the TechNet Wiki and I have already made a few updates that were requested The old download center location has been updated to reflect that we've posted to the update to the TechNet Wiki Network Device Enrollment Service (NDES) in Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS)