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Dan Levin
I'm trying to use WinHttpCertCfg.exe -g -c LOCAL_MACHINE\MY -s "Issue To
Name" -a "NetworkService" to set permissions on a certificate on my server.
However, I have 2 certificates with the same "Issue to Name" (one that
expires in a couple weeks and the other is a newer version). I can't remove
the old one because production applications are using it by serial number
reference...
I need to set the permissions on the new one, but the WinHttpCertCfg.exe
command only runs on the first enumerated certificate, which happens to be
the older certificate - so I'm not able to set the perms on the newer one.
How can i set the permissions on the new certificate without removing the old
one? Is there a way to change the enumeration order of the certificates or
set the permissions another way?? Please HELP!!!
Name" -a "NetworkService" to set permissions on a certificate on my server.
However, I have 2 certificates with the same "Issue to Name" (one that
expires in a couple weeks and the other is a newer version). I can't remove
the old one because production applications are using it by serial number
reference...
I need to set the permissions on the new one, but the WinHttpCertCfg.exe
command only runs on the first enumerated certificate, which happens to be
the older certificate - so I'm not able to set the perms on the newer one.
How can i set the permissions on the new certificate without removing the old
one? Is there a way to change the enumeration order of the certificates or
set the permissions another way?? Please HELP!!!