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- How can I start certmgr. msc for computer account? - Super User
However, for certmgr msc selecting in MMC gives me the option to load certmgr for the computer account, which is usually what I need How can I load certmgr for the computer account from the command line?
- ssl - Adding Self-Signed Certificate to Trusted Root Certificate Store . . .
Basically trying this command: certmgr exe -add -c mycertificate cer -s -r localMachine root The command works and shows success on command line, but I can not see the certificate in actual trusted root store through MMC Is it the procedure for self signed certificate is different?
- open certmgr. msc from commanf line on localMachine
I need to start "certmgr msc" from "cmd exe" on "localMachine" repository so that I can import\\export certificates I have tried the following commands but the "certmgr msc" keeps opening on "curre
- View install certificates for local machine store on Windows 7
On Windows 7 (Windows 7 Professional x64), how can I view and install certificates in the local machine store? The certmgr msc plugin allows me to view certificates installed in the curr
- wcf - certmgr. exe command utility location - Stack Overflow
You can find certmgr exe by opening your visualstudio command prompt and typing in certmgr or just search for certmgr exe in your windows explorer to know its location and use it in your script
- How do I view Current User Certificates, and not Local Machine . . .
35 That's because you have opened the Certificate Manager for the local machine - certlm msc If instead, you open the Certificate Manager for the user - certmgr msc you should see your certificates On Windows 10 you can type user certificates in the Start menu to open the same console
- Importing . PEM certificates on Windows 7 on the command line
Therefore, I'd like to use only the command prompt With certmgr exe (not certmgr msc!), I would type: certmgr exe -add -c C:\certificate pem -s -r localMachine root The problem is that certmgr exe does not exist in Windows 7 How then can I add a certificate from the command line?
- Where is my RDP server certificate stored? - Super User
Either there already is a Man-in-the-Middle, substituting fake certificates for RDP connections, or the certificate being presented by the RDP server is not visible in certmgr msc Assuming i don't have CSIS monitoring my (non-domain) LAN: where can i find the certificate that RDP will present to connecting clients?
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