CRTs aren't the same as CERs. I believe the OP needs to use KeyTools.EXE. As usual, lots of words on MSDN. However, that tool requires a password input so perhaps it may involve the use of AutoIt :(
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.CER and .CRT are basically the same thing. You can convert your .CRT to a .CER by double-clicking the .CRT-->Details Tab-->click Copy to File, and follow the prompts.
If you have a certificate authority (CA) in your domain you can add a cert to it for distribution to domain members. You can also use a GPO. Otherwise you can use the keytool, MMC or IE to import it. I'm not familiar with any 3rd party automation tools for this, but you can probably script out the keytool syntax in a batch file (if all variables are constant, replace file name portion with %1) so that you can just drag and drop files on top of it. It will execute the command with %1 as the file you dropped on it. Don't forget to include the -storepass if applicable.
If you're doing this as part of a Wise package and your import variables are always the same, you can probably just handle the import action as part of the installation. With some advanced scripting you can set this up to handle certs with different names as well.
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What are crt certificates?
crt = cathode ray tube as far as I am aware...
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Cathode Ray Tube...
your showing your age now EdT, next up you will be telling us you remember when Remote Controls for the (CRT) TV's had a cable ;-)
Back to the subject,
when importing cer's etc. just be aware to which "store" they are to be imported to, Computer or User.
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Phil
I remember when CRT TV's were
I remember when CRT TV's were only monochrome and had no remote of any kind. That was before the time of couch potatoes too.
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Maybe HK is talking about how
Maybe HK is talking about how to import a .cer (certificate) file?
In that case; check out CertMgr.Exe
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Roland
CRTs aren't the same as CERs.
CRTs aren't the same as CERs. I believe the OP needs to use KeyTools.EXE. As usual, lots of words on MSDN. However, that tool requires a password input so perhaps it may involve the use of AutoIt :(
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Think about using http://www.google.com before posting.
Thanks AngelD and rpfenninger
certmgr.exe is working indeed
Really?!? I've always worked
Really?!? I've always worked on the basis that CRTs are completely different to CERs. Maybe someone renamed the CER as a CRT...
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It can be done thru MMC also.
It can be done thru MMC also.
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.CER and .CRT are basically the same thing. You can convert your .CRT to a .CER by double-clicking the .CRT-->Details Tab-->click Copy to File, and follow the prompts.
If you have a certificate authority (CA) in your domain you can add a cert to it for distribution to domain members. You can also use a GPO. Otherwise you can use the keytool, MMC or IE to import it. I'm not familiar with any 3rd party automation tools for this, but you can probably script out the keytool syntax in a batch file (if all variables are constant, replace file name portion with %1) so that you can just drag and drop files on top of it. It will execute the command with %1 as the file you dropped on it. Don't forget to include the -storepass if applicable.
If you're doing this as part of a Wise package and your import variables are always the same, you can probably just handle the import action as part of the installation. With some advanced scripting you can set this up to handle certs with different names as well.
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