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How to automatically compare current windows root certificate store against latest root certificates?
I do have a provider that complains the trusted root certificates on our several windows server systems (2008, 2012, 2016, 2019) are outdated.
I was not able to prove the opposite. For sure "Turn ...
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Trying to revoke locally-generated certificate : No local CA error
For some automated tests on my project, I need to revoke a certificate which has been generated locally by makecert.exe.
First, I generate a signer certificate and associated CRL using the following ...
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Using CertUtil MergePfx with password as a parameter
I'm trying to script generation of a single pfx certificate, from one key and one pem file. The following command in Powershell will generate a .pfx as expected:
CertUtil -MergePFX $srcPemPath $...
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Paginate results of certutil -view
I'm using the following command to get a list of issued certificates in a Windows Server machine with Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) installed.
certutil -restrict 'Disposition=20' -out '...
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How to use certutil.exe -MergePFX without a password?
I'm automating a process and have that constraint that I can only use Windows Server (2012 is the base, but I'm not sure if a 2008 will show up somewhere) native tools. I need to get a key pair (...
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CertUtil: ERROR_INVALID_ACL (0x80070538) exception when trying to install root certificate on Windows
I have a program that installs a certificate to Trusted Root (with user's consent). However, some of the users are unable to use my software due to an exception that occures whenever a command to add ...
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How to install CertUtil to Windows 7?
It seems that my version of Windows 7 (SP1, with PowerShell 4) lacks the certutil command. I tried to look for a way to add it manually but failed.
Any ideas on how to do it?
UPDATE
Thanks to comments,...