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Dear all 
I have requirement to use a client certificate in code: 
&lt;&lt;X509SecurityToken x509Token = new X509SecurityToken(x509Certificate);&gt;&gt; 
 
x509Certificate being a client type PKCS #12 Certificate 
 
Which i need to reference with the following code 
x509Certifate.Import(&quot;informing.p12&quot;, PasswordCert, X509KeyStorageFlags.DefaultKeySet); 
 
my question is this, how can I create a client Certificate type PKCS #12 
and reference it in my code? 
 
I have tried something like 
makecert -iv informing.key -ic informing.cer -eku 1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1 -n &quot;CN=localhost&quot; -p12 informing.p12 s3kr3t 
 
Not sure if the right key is being generated .. I am getting some bad command errors. 
I need to be able to generate the key and test that it existed before calling in in my Apps. 
 
Thanks for your Help 

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Dear all
I have requirement to use a client certificate in code: 
<<X509SecurityToken x509Token = new X509SecurityToken(x509Certificate);>>

x509Certificate being a client type PKCS #12 Certificate 

Which i need to reference with the following code
x509Certifate.Import("informing.p12", PasswordCert, X509KeyStorageFlags.DefaultKeySet);

my question is this, how can I create a client Certificate type PKCS #12 
and reference it in my code?

I have tried something like
makecert -iv informing.key -ic informing.cer -eku 1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1 -n "CN=localhost" -p12 informing.p12 s3kr3t

Not sure if the right key is being generated .. I am getting some bad command errors.
I need to be able to generate the key and test that it existed before calling in in my Apps.

Thanks for your Help

How to generate a client type PKCS #12 Certificate and use it in C# Apps

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