Re: Installing root certificate & chain

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Date: Fri, 24 Jun 2005 11:14:49 -0400

Hello,

The key manager is the same thing as the Certificates MMC. Just go to
start - run - mmc
>From there, add the certificates MMC. I hope this helps.

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<chefo@bulgaria.com> wrote in message 
news:1119283569.724971.280040@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
Please excuse my loose expression but I am not IIS & PKI specialist. I
need to establish SSL with root certificate from local CA. To do so, I
need to install the root certificate chain on the server, so the client
certificates can be accepted. I have the der encoded certificates in
*.der files. When I step through the Server Certificate wizard in IIS,
Directory Security the options are:
- Create a new certificate
- Assign an existing certificate
- Import a certificate from a Key Manager backup file
If I choose the second options, the dialog lists the certificates in
the repository. Maybe I can add the certificates from the chain to this
repository?
If I choose the third option, I need to create a Key Manager backup
file. Is this possible? How can I start the Key Manager - I saw plenty
of topics about it, but I don't see an executable with this name. Is
this a separat? program? Or maybe I have to install MS Exchange - I
think it has a feature with that name.
Thaks all of you, I hope you can help me.

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