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Microsoft "certutil -addstore" Command Options
How can I use Microsoft "certutil -addstore" command? What are command options supported by "certutil -addstore"? The document says "Add certificate to store".
✍: FYIcenter.com
Microsoft "certutil -addstore" command can be used to add, or import, certificate
from a specified certificate file to a certificate store on the local Windows computer.
Here are options supported by the "certutil -addstore" command:
C:\fyicenter>\windows\system32\certutil -addstore -? Usage: CertUtil [Options] -addstore CertificateStoreName InFile Add certificate to store CertificateStoreName -- Certificate store name. See -store. InFile -- Certificate or CRL file to add to store. Options: -f -- Force overwrite -enterprise -- Use local machine Enterprise registry certificate store -user -- Use HKEY_CURRENT_USER keys or certificate store -GroupPolicy -- Use Group Policy certificate store -gmt -- Display times as GMT -seconds -- Display times with seconds and milliseconds -v -- Verbose operation -privatekey -- Display password and private key data -dc DCName -- Target a specific Domain Controller
⇒ Microsoft "certutil -addstore -user my ..." - Import Certificate
⇐ Microsoft "certutil -viewstore -user ca..." - View Certificate
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