Nathan Foret

Update for thoses who want the response i got from github : So, you're going to have to take a small step back =) The SubCA needs to be signed by the Root CA before it issues anything, otherwise it's just a root-CA of its own. There's actually a tutorial covering this use case in our docs: https://doc.primekey.com/ejbca/solution-areas/issuing-tls-certificates#IssuingTLSCertificates-CreateRootCA

Will do, thanks !

Hello, I'm looking for some help. My objective is to have a RootCA and a SubCA in my network. I have installed the EJBCA solution on two different servers and it works fine. I can issue certificates with them, etc. Now, I would like one to be the SubCA of the other, but I can't seem to find the information on the internet. Do you guys have any ideas on how to configure the SubCA with the RootCA? If you need more information, you can ask me. Thanks.

Yes, there are some grammar errors in the text. Here are some corrections: Hello, I'm looking for some help. My objective is to have a RootCA and a SubCA in my network. I have installed the EJBCA solution on two different servers and it works fine. I can issue certificates with them, etc. Now, I would like one to be the SubCA of the other, but I can't seem to find the information on the internet. Do you guys have any ideas on how to configure the SubCA with the RootCA? If you need more information,...