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Using the plus sign (+) adds serial numbers to a CRL.
You can use a list to remove both serial numbers and ObjectIDs from a CRL at the same time.
Using the minus sign before alternatesignaturealgorithm allows you to use the legacy signature format. Using the plus sign allows you to use the alternate signature format. If you don't specify alternatesignaturealgorithm, the signature format in the certificate or CRL is used.
-vroot
Creates or deletes web virtual roots and file shares.
certutil [options] -vroot [delete]
-vocsproot
Creates or deletes web virtual roots for an OCSP web proxy.
certutil [options] -vocsproot [delete]
-addenrollmentserver
Add an Enrollment Server application and application pool if necessary, for the specified Certificate Authority. This command doesn't install binaries or packages.
certutil [options] -addenrollmentserver kerberos | username | clientcertificate [allowrenewalsonly] [allowkeybasedrenewal]
Where:
addenrollmentserver requires you to use an authentication method for the client connection to the Certificate Enrollment Server, including:
kerberos uses Kerberos SSL credentials.
username uses named account for SSL credentials.
clientcertificate uses X.509 Certificate SSL credentials.
allowrenewalsonly allows only renewal request submissions to the Certificate Authority through the URL.
allowkeybasedrenewal allows use of a certificate with no associated account in Active Directory. This applies when used with clientcertificate and allowrenewalsonly mode.
[-config Machine\CAName]
-deleteenrollmentserver
Deletes an Enrollment Server application and application pool if necessary, for the specified Certificate Authority. This command doesn't install binaries or packages.
certutil [options] -deleteenrollmentserver kerberos | username | clientcertificate
Where:
deleteenrollmentserver requires you to use an authentication method for the client connection to the Certificate Enrollment Server, including:
kerberos uses Kerberos SSL credentials.
username uses named account for SSL credentials.
clientcertificate uses X.509 Certificate SSL credentials.
[-config Machine\CAName]
-addpolicyserver
Add a Policy Server application and application pool, if necessary. This command doesn't install binaries or packages.
certutil [options] -addpolicyserver kerberos | username | clientcertificate [keybasedrenewal]
Where:
addpolicyserver requires you to use an authentication method for the client connection to the Certificate Policy Server, including:
kerberos uses Kerberos SSL credentials.
username uses named account for SSL credentials.
clientcertificate uses X.509 Certificate SSL credentials.
keybasedrenewal allows use of policies returned to the client containing keybasedrenewal templates. This option applies only for username and clientcertificate authentication.
-deletepolicyserver
Deletes a Policy Server application and application pool, if necessary. This command doesn't remove binaries or packages.
certutil [options] -deletePolicyServer kerberos | username | clientcertificate [keybasedrenewal]
Where:
deletepolicyserver requires you to use an authentication method for the client connection to the Certificate Policy Server, including:
kerberos uses Kerberos SSL credentials.
username uses named account for SSL credentials.
clientcertificate uses X.509 Certificate SSL credentials.
keybasedrenewal allows use of a KeyBasedRenewal policy server.
-oid
Displays the object identifier or set a display name.
certutil [options] -oid objectID [displayname | delete [languageID [type]]]
certutil [options] -oid groupID
certutil [options] -oid agID | algorithmname [groupID]
Where:
objectID displays or to adds the display name.
groupID is the groupID number (decimal) that objectIDs enumerate.
algID is the hexadecimal ID that objectID looks up.
algorithmname is the algorithm name that objectID looks up.
displayname displays the name to store in DS.
delete deletes the display name.
LanguageId is the language ID value (defaults to current: 1033).
Type is the type of DS object to create, including:
1 - Template (default)
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2 - Issuance Policy
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3 - Application Policy
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-f creates a DS object.
-f
-error
Displays the message text associated with an error code.
certutil [options] -error errorcode
-getreg
Displays a registry value.
certutil [options] -getreg [{ca | restore | policy | exit | template | enroll |chain | policyservers}\[progID\]][registryvaluename]
Where:
ca uses a Certificate Authority's registry key.
restore uses Certificate Authority's restore registry key.
policy uses the policy module's registry key.
exit uses the first exit module's registry key.
template uses the template registry key (use -user for user templates).
-user
enroll uses the enrollment registry key (use -user for user context).
-user
chain uses the chain configuration registry key.
policyservers uses the Policy Servers registry key.
progID uses the policy or exit module's ProgID (registry subkey name).
registryvaluename uses the registry value name (use Name* to prefix match).
Name*
value uses the new numeric, string or date registry value or filename. If a numeric value starts with + or -, the bits specified in the new value are set or cleared in the existing registry value.
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[-f] [-user] [-grouppolicy] [-config Machine\CAName]
Remarks
If a string value starts with + or -, and the existing value is a REG_MULTI_SZ value, the string is added to or removed from the existing registry value. To force creation of a REG_MULTI_SZ value, add \n to the end of the string value.
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