Certificate Database Hash: %1 Private Key Usage Count: %2 CA Certificate Hash: %3 CA Public Key Hash: %4Ĭertificate Services stopped. Backup Type: %1Ĭertificate Services started. This event is triggered when the certutil –shutdown command is issued to the CAĬertificate Services backup started. Start and stop Active Directory® Certificate Services Request ID: %1 Attributes: %2Ĭertificate Services received a request to shut down. One or more certificate request attributes changed. If this functionality is not used by the CA, it may indicate tampering with a request Request ID: %1 Name: %2 Type: %3 Flags: %4 Data: %5 Base CRL: %1 CRL Number: %2 Key Container: %3 Next Publish: %4 Publish URLs: %5Ī certificate request extension changed. Next Update: %1 Publish Base: %2 Publish Delta: %3Ĭertificate Services published the certificate revocation list (CRL).
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Serial Number: %1 Reason: %2Ĭertificate Services received a request to publish the certificate revocation list (CRL). Request ID: %1Ĭertificate Services revoked a certificate. Request ID: %1Ĭertificate Services received a resubmitted certificate request. The certificate manager denied a pending certificate request. Every environment is different, and some of the events ranked with a potential criticality of high may occur due to other harmless events. All organizations should test these recommendations in their environments before creating alerts that require mandatory investigative responses. Potential criticality of medium or low means that these events should only be investigated if they occur unexpectedly in numbers that significantly exceed the expected baseline in a measured period of time, or the content of the message meets a specific criteria. The event summary contains a brief description of the event.Ī potential criticality of high means that one occurrence of the event should be investigated. The “Potential Criticality” column identifies whether the event should be considered low, medium or high criticality in detecting attacks. The “Current Windows Event ID” column lists the current event ID as it is implemented in versions of Microsoft Windows Server® that are currently in mainstream support.
Unless otherwise specified in the description, the events are available on Microsoft Windows Server 2008® and more recent versions of Windows®.
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The following tables provide a full list of events generated by Active Directory® Certificate Services CA role, along with recommendations for which events should be monitored. Applies To: Windows Server 2003 with SP2, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012
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