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Microsoft "certutil -encode" Command Options
How can I use Microsoft "certutil -encode" command? What are command options supported by "certutil -encode"? The document says "Encode file to Base64".
✍: FYIcenter.com
Microsoft "certutil -encode" command can be used to convert a certificate file from binary format to Base64 (PEM - Privacy Enhanced Mail) format.
Here are options supported by the "certutil -encode" command:
C:\fyicenter>\windows\system32\certutil -encode -? Usage: CertUtil [Options] -encode InFile OutFile Encode file to Base64 Options: -f -- Force overwrite -gmt -- Display times as GMT -seconds -- Display times with seconds and milliseconds -v -- Verbose operation -privatekey -- Display password and private key data
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