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If there's a change in the trusted root certificates, you'll see:
Warning! Encountered the following no longer trusted roots: <folder path>\<thumbprint>.crt. Use "-f -f" options to force the delete of the above ".crt" files. Was "authrootstl.cab" updated? If yes, consider deferring the delete until all clients have been updated.
Warning! Encountered the following no longer trusted roots: <folder path>\<thumbprint>.crt. Use "-f -f" options to force the delete of the above ".crt" files. Was "authrootstl.cab" updated? If yes, consider deferring the delete until all clients have been updated.
-generateSSTFromWU SSTFile
Generates SST by using the automatic update mechanism.
CertUtil [Options] -generateSSTFromWU SSTFile
Where:
.sst
[-f] [-Unicode] [-gmt] [-seconds] [-v] [-privatekey] [-pin PIN] [-sid WELL_KNOWN_SID_TYPE]
Where:
Remarks
.sst
Options
This section defines all of the options you're able to specify, based on the command. Each parameter includes information about which options are valid for use.
Options
Description
-nullsign
Use the hash of the data as a signature.
-f
Force overwrite.
-enterprise
Use the local machine enterprise registry certificate store.
-user
Use the HKEY_CURRENT_USER keys or certificate store.
-GroupPolicy
Use the group policy certificate store.
-ut
Display user templates.
-mt
Display machine templates.
-Unicode
Write redirected output in Unicode.
-UnicodeText
Write output file in Unicode.
-gmt
Display times using GMT.
-seconds
Display times using seconds and milliseconds.
-silent
Use the silent flag to acquire crypt context.
-split
Split embedded ASN.1 elements, and save to files.
-v
Provide more detailed (verbose) information.
-privatekey
Display password and private key data.
-pin PIN
Smart card PIN.
-urlfetch
Retrieve and verify AIA Certs and CDP CRLs.
-config Machine\CAName
Certificate Authority and computer name string.
-policyserver URLorID
Policy Server URL or ID. For selection U/I, use -policyserver. For all Policy Servers, use -policyserver *
-anonymous
Use anonymous SSL credentials.