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Export certificate after approving pending request standalone CA
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowHow do I view the details of a digital certificate .cer file?How do I view the details of a digital certificate .cer file?Server 2003 Certificate AuthorityCannot issue Computer cert to standalone computer from my ECAUnable to submit certificate request to 2k8R2 CAMicrosoft Standalone CA - Set expiration date of an individual requestHow to determine if the user requested a certificate using “Mark keys as exportable”?Certificate status still pending even after completionissue pending certificate, not apearing on clientIssue SSL certificate - no private key optionVeeam | “Failed to check certificate expiration date” after certificate renewal
I have submitted a certificate request to my windows standalone-CA, I already issued the certificate by approving the pending request, but I dont know ow to export the .cer file from the CA
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I have submitted a certificate request to my windows standalone-CA, I already issued the certificate by approving the pending request, but I dont know ow to export the .cer file from the CA
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asked Jun 29 '17 at 21:59
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I have submitted a certificate request to my windows standalone-CA, I already issued the certificate by approving the pending request, but I dont know ow to export the .cer file from the CA
certificate certificate-authority
asked Jun 29 '17 at 21:59
kimo pryvtkimo pryvt
1283520
I have submitted a certificate request to my windows standalone-CA, I already issued the certificate by approving the pending request, but I dont know ow to export the .cer file from the CA
certificate certificate-authority
certificate certificate-authority
asked Jun 29 '17 at 21:59
kimo pryvtkimo pryvt
1283520
asked Jun 29 '17 at 21:59
kimo pryvtkimo pryvt
1283520
asked Jun 29 '17 at 21:59
kimo pryvtkimo pryvt
1283520
asked Jun 29 '17 at 21:59
kimo pryvtkimo pryvt
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If you right click on the certificate in the Issued Certificates section of the MMC, you can select All Tasks and then Export Binary Data.
From the Columns that contain binary data: dropdown select Binary Certificate. On the Export options choose Save binary data to a file.
Click OK and then select a directory on the disk to save the certificate file. For the best results on a Windows system save the file with a name like cert_subject.crt.
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Double click the certificate to open Certificate window. Go to Details tab and click Copy to File... button to start the certificate export wizard:
Then you see below step in the wizard which gives you the option of saving the *.cer file on disk:
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If you right click on the certificate in the Issued Certificates section of the MMC, you can select All Tasks and then Export Binary Data.
From the Columns that contain binary data: dropdown select Binary Certificate. On the Export options choose Save binary data to a file.
Click OK and then select a directory on the disk to save the certificate file. For the best results on a Windows system save the file with a name like cert_subject.crt.
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If you right click on the certificate in the Issued Certificates section of the MMC, you can select All Tasks and then Export Binary Data.
From the Columns that contain binary data: dropdown select Binary Certificate. On the Export options choose Save binary data to a file.
Click OK and then select a directory on the disk to save the certificate file. For the best results on a Windows system save the file with a name like cert_subject.crt.
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If you right click on the certificate in the Issued Certificates section of the MMC, you can select All Tasks and then Export Binary Data.
From the Columns that contain binary data: dropdown select Binary Certificate. On the Export options choose Save binary data to a file.
Click OK and then select a directory on the disk to save the certificate file. For the best results on a Windows system save the file with a name like cert_subject.crt.
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answered Jun 29 '17 at 22:12
ZoredacheZoredache
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If you right click on the certificate in the Issued Certificates section of the MMC, you can select All Tasks and then Export Binary Data.
From the Columns that contain binary data: dropdown select Binary Certificate. On the Export options choose Save binary data to a file.
Click OK and then select a directory on the disk to save the certificate file. For the best results on a Windows system save the file with a name like cert_subject.crt.
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Double click the certificate to open Certificate window. Go to Details tab and click Copy to File... button to start the certificate export wizard:
Then you see below step in the wizard which gives you the option of saving the *.cer file on disk:
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Double click the certificate to open Certificate window. Go to Details tab and click Copy to File... button to start the certificate export wizard:
Then you see below step in the wizard which gives you the option of saving the *.cer file on disk:
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Double click the certificate to open Certificate window. Go to Details tab and click Copy to File... button to start the certificate export wizard:
Then you see below step in the wizard which gives you the option of saving the *.cer file on disk:
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Double click the certificate to open Certificate window. Go to Details tab and click Copy to File... button to start the certificate export wizard:
Then you see below step in the wizard which gives you the option of saving the *.cer file on disk:
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