Re: certutil to verify the presence of a cert on multiple machines?
From: Torgeir Bakken \(MVP\) (Torgeir.Bakken-spam_at_hydro.com)
Date: 09/10/04
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Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2004 19:24:41 +0200
Deji Akomolafe wrote:
> If you know how to use psexec, you could do something like:
>
> for /F %%a in (Computerlist.txt) do psexec \\%%a cmd /k
> certutil -verifystore CA 7f55c51d00030000001e
Hi
Note that when not using the switch "-c", certutil.exe must be in the
system path on the remote systems.
Also, later versions of psexec.exe can take the computer names from a
text file (using "@<some file>).
To avoid needing to close each command prompt in the script above,
just redirect the output to a result file.
Something like this should work from a command prompt or batch file:
psexec.exe @Computerlist.txt certutil.exe -verifystore CA
7f55c51d00030000001e >result.txt
(put the above on 1 line)
If certutil.exe does not exist in system path on the remote servers,
you will need to do like this:
psexec.exe @Computerlist.txt -c certutil.exe -verifystore CA
7f55c51d00030000001e >result.txt
If you run the above from Start\Run, you need to add "cmd.exe /k "
at the front to support the redirection to result.txt
cmd.exe /c psexec.exe @Computerlist.txt -c certutil.exe -verifystore
CA 7f55c51d00030000001e >result.txt
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