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powershell respectively the .NET framework does not offer a method to export a X509 certificate in PEM format. The pem format is a Base64 encoded view from the raw data with a header and a footer.
An example to export the machine certificate (with Thumbprint: 1C0381278083E3CB026E46A7FF09FC4B79543D) of an computer
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in most Active Directory Enviroments the Certificate Enrollment is active which generates and enrolls a certificate for each client. This can be used for Radius authentication or as certificate for an IIS webserver.
Typically the client renews this certificate itself.
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short “HowTo” today 🙂 This post contains the keytool command line parameters for creating a jks container which contains an key and the selfsigned certificate belongs to that key.
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if you want to check if a certificate has it s origin in a specific private key respectively the signing request use the following openssl commands:
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when you establish a OpenVPN connection with a password protected ceritificate you have enter the passphrase each time when OpenVPN starts.
This isn’t nice if you want to connect at system startup without an user interaction.
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