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Certificate import- windows 7
Posted on 2013-12-02
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Installing certificates to the CA and the local personal computer store on Windows 7 clients. Using Certutil I'm able to the get the certs imported on the client using:
CERTUTIL -f -p "password" -importpfx" %LOGONSERVER%\netlogon\cer
CERTUTIL -addstore -enterprise -f -v root "%LOGONSERVER%\netlogon\ce
However, the machine cert is getting imported into the Intermediate Certificate Authorities as well as the personal computer store. Is this due to the syntax I'm using above or just normal behavior? The machine cert only needs to be imported into the personal computer store so if possible don't want to import the cert where its not needed.
Thanks for the help
Installing certificates to the CA and the local personal computer store on Windows 7 clients. Using Certutil I'm able to the get the certs imported on the client using:
CERTUTIL -f -p "password" -importpfx" %LOGONSERVER%\netlogon\cer
CERTUTIL -addstore -enterprise -f -v root "%LOGONSERVER%\netlogon\ce
However, the machine cert is getting imported into the Intermediate Certificate Authorities as well as the personal computer store. Is this due to the syntax I'm using above or just normal behavior? The machine cert only needs to be imported into the personal computer store so if possible don't want to import the cert where its not needed.
Thanks for the help
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When I've used this the .PFX file has included a certificate chain so I would expect it to place each cert in the chain appropriately. If your .PFX doesn't include a certificate chain that might be the reason for the behavior you're seeing.
Have you tried the NoChain or NoRoot modifiers for the certutil command?
Have you tried the NoChain or NoRoot modifiers for the certutil command?
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