Automate client certificate request and installation

I have ConfigMgr 2012 R2 configured to only listen on HTTPs for all client computers communications and I also have internal Windows 2008 CA server for issuing certificates.
Now, in order to successfully install ConfigMgr client on a computer, I have to manually request/install the Workstation Authentication certificate first.
I’d like to automate the ConfigMgr client installation process but don’t know how to automate the certificate request/installation piece on all computers. How do I configure
my clients to automatically request and install “Workstation Authentication” certificate if they don’t have one already installed?
Gucci100

Incidentally, are you using a CA installed on Windows Enterprise or Windows standard?
Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com
You are absolutely right Jason. I completely forgot that when I got certified on 2008 there was a specific question regarding the difference in Std and Ent. Only Ent could do auto-enrollment. It seems, though, that this has changed with 2008 R2. The table
on this
link states that both versions allow for autoenrollment with an "*" at the bottom stating this feature is new for R2
Jason is on the right path here. I noticed you stated that you have an internal "2008 CA" is this R2?
Dustin Estes - MCP | www.dustinestes.com

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    Local Policies/User Rights Assignment Policy Setting Winning GPO Allow log on locally Administrators, ANDOVER\Domain Users, ANDOVER\scomadmin, ANDOVER\SQL MP Monitoring Ac, ANDOVER\sqlmon, NETWORK, NETWORK SERVICE, SERVICE, SYSTEM Default Domain Policy Local
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    GPO Automatic certificate management Enabled Default Domain Policy Option Setting Enroll new certificates, renew expired certificates, process pending certificate requests and remove revoked certificates Enabled Update and manage certificates that use certificate
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    GPO configmgr2012r2.andover.com andover-SERVER2012A-CA 11/1/2015 5:24:38 PM Server Authentication Default Domain Policy ConfigMgr2012R2.andover.com ConfigMgr2012R2.andover.com 5/2/2014 10:37:15 PM Server Authentication Default Domain Policy dejuliaw andover-SERVER2012A-CA
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    Editor. Public Key Policies/Trusted Publishers Certificates Issued To Issued By Expiration Date Intended Purposes Winning GPO dejuliaw andover-SERVER2012A-CA 7/25/2016 8:21:54 PM Code Signing SCUP Signing Certificate For additional information about individual
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    ProtectedView Enable Protected View for all files Configuration Manager 2012/Configuration Manager 2012 Client Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Configuration Manager 2012 Client Deployment Settings Enabled Default Domain Policy CCMSetup Policy Setting
    Winning GPO Configure Configuration Manager 2012 Site Assignment Enabled Windows 8.1 Policy Preferences Assigned Site AND Site Assignment Retry Interval (Mins) 30 Site Assignment Retry Duration (Hours) Diskeeper 12 Policy Setting Winning GPO Event Logging
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    Policy Report all application errors Enabled Report all errors in Microsoft applications. Enabled Report all errors in Windows components. Enabled Policy Setting Winning GPO Report operating system errors Enabled Default Domain Policy Report operating system
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