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[-silent] [-split] [-urlfetch] [-t timeout] |
-scroots |
Manages smart card root certificates. |
certutil [options] -scroots update [+][inputrootfile] [readername] |
certutil [options] -scroots save \@in\\outputrootfile [readername] |
certutil [options] -scroots view [inputrootfile | readername] |
certutil [options] -scroots delete [readername] |
[-f] [-split] [-p Password] |
-DeleteHelloContainer |
Deletes the Windows Hello container, removing all associated credentials that are stored on the |
device, including any WebAuthn and FIDO credentials. |
Users will need to sign out after using this option for it to complete. |
CertUtil [Options] -DeleteHelloContainer |
-verifykeys |
Verifies a public or private key set. |
certutil [options] -verifykeys [keycontainername cacertfile] |
Where: |
keycontainername is the key container name for the key to verify. This option defaults to machine keys. To switch to user keys, use -user. |
-user |
cacertfile signs or encrypts certificate files. |
[-f] [-user] [-silent] [-config Machine\CAName] |
Remarks |
If no arguments are specified, each signing CA certificate is verified against its private key. |
This operation can only be performed against a local CA or local keys. |
-verify |
Verifies a certificate, certificate revocation list (CRL), or certificate chain. |
certutil [options] -verify certfile [applicationpolicylist | - [issuancepolicylist]] |
certutil [options] -verify certfile [cacertfile [crossedcacertfile]] |
certutil [options] -verify CRLfile cacertfile [issuedcertfile] |
certutil [options] -verify CRLfile cacertfile [deltaCRLfile] |
Where: |
certfile is the name of the certificate to verify. |
applicationpolicylist is the optional comma-separated list of required Application Policy ObjectIds. |
issuancepolicylist is the optional comma-separated list of required Issuance Policy ObjectIds. |
cacertfile is the optional issuing CA certificate to verify against. |
crossedcacertfile is the optional certificate cross-certified by certfile. |
CRLfile is the CRL file used to verify the cacertfile. |
issuedcertfile is the optional issued certificate covered by the CRLfile. |
deltaCRLfile is the optional delta CRL file. |
[-f] [-enterprise] [-user] [-silent] [-split] [-urlfetch] [-t timeout] |
Remarks |
Using applicationpolicylist restricts chain building to only chains valid for the specified Application Policies. |
Using issuancepolicylist restricts chain building to only chains valid for the specified Issuance Policies. |
Using cacertfile verifies the fields in the file against certfile or CRLfile. |
Using issuedcertfile verifies the fields in the file against CRLfile. |
Using deltaCRLfile verifies the fields in the file against certfile. |
If cacertfile isn't specified, the full chain is built and verified against certfile. |
If cacertfile and crossedcacertfile are both specified, the fields in both files are verified against certfile. |
-verifyCTL |
Verifies the AuthRoot or Disallowed Certificates CTL. |
certutil [options] -verifyCTL CTLobject [certdir] [certfile] |
Where: |
CTLobject identifies the CTL to verify, including: |
AuthRootWU - Reads the AuthRoot CAB and matching certificates from the URL cache. Use -f to download from Windows Update instead. |
-f |
DisallowedWU - Reads the Disallowed Certificates CAB and disallowed certificate store file from the URL cache. Use -f to download from Windows Update instead. |
-f |
AuthRoot - Reads the registry-cached AuthRoot CTL. Use with -f and an untrusted certfile to force the registry cached AuthRoot and Disallowed Certificate CTLs to update. |
-f |
Disallowed - Reads the registry-cached Disallowed Certificates CTL. Use with -f and an untrusted certfile to force the registry cached AuthRoot and Disallowed Certificate CTLs to update. |
-f |
CTLfilename specifies the file or http path to the CTL or CAB file. |
certdir specifies the folder containing certificates matching the CTL entries. Defaults to the same folder or website as the CTLobject. Using an http folder path requires a path separator at the end. If you don't specify AuthRoot or Disallowed, multiple locations will be searched for matching certificates, including lo... |
-f |
certfile specifies the certificate(s) to verify. Certificates are matched against CTL entries, displaying the results. This option suppresses most of the default output. |
[-f] [-user] [-split] |
-sign |
Re-signs a certificate revocation list (CRL) or certificate. |
certutil [options] -sign infilelist | serialnumber | CRL outfilelist [startdate+dd:hh] [+serialnumberlist | -serialnumberlist | -objectIDlist | \@extensionfile] |
certutil [options] -sign infilelist | serialnumber | CRL outfilelist [#hashalgorithm] [+alternatesignaturealgorithm | -alternatesignaturealgorithm] |
Where: |
infilelist is the comma-separated list of certificate or CRL files to modify and re-sign. |
serialnumber is the serial number of the certificate to create. The validity period and other options can't be present. |
CRL creates an empty CRL. The validity period and other options can't be present. |
outfilelist is the comma-separated list of modified certificate or CRL output files. The number of files must match infilelist. |
startdate+dd:hh is the new validity period for the certificate or CRL files, including: |
optional date plus |
optional days and hours validity period |
If both are specified, you must use a plus sign (+) separator. Use now[+dd:hh] to start at the current time. Use never to have no expiration date (for CRLs only). |
now[+dd:hh] |
never |
serialnumberlist is the comma-separated serial number list of the files to add or remove. |
objectIDlist is the comma-separated extension ObjectId list of the files to remove. |
@extensionfile is the INF file that contains the extensions to update or remove. For example: |
[Extensions] |
2.5.29.31 = ; Remove CRL Distribution Points extension |
2.5.29.15 = {hex} ; Update Key Usage extension |
_continue_=03 02 01 86 |
hashalgorithm is the name of the hash algorithm. This must only be the text preceded by the # sign. |
# |
alternatesignaturealgorithm is the alternate signature algorithm specifier. |
[-nullsign] [-f] [-silent] [-cert certID] |
Remarks |
Using the minus sign (-) removes serial numbers and extensions. |
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