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The website said there were no pending certificates, but exporting worked great! Thanks.
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The website said there were no pending certificates, but exporting worked great! Thanks.

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Hi, I followed your steps for creating the template. However, I set the template so it requires approval to be issued. I was able to create the request and issue it in the CA, but how do I retrieve the issued certificate from the server?
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Hi, I followed your steps for creating the template. However, I set the template so it requires approval to be issued. I was able to create the request and issue it in the CA, but how do I retrieve the issued certificate from the server?

Retrieve the issued certificate

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