Import Certificates Using Command Line on Windows
I Need to Import a Certificate File to Trusted Root Certification Authorities Store, to Get Rid of an Ssl Warning When Visiting My Local Website. the Way I...
I need to import a certificate file to Trusted Root Certification Authorities store, to get rid of an SSL warning when visiting my local website. The way I currently do it is lengthy: use Google Chrome → Settings → Advanced → Privacy and security → Manage certificates → Trusted Root Certification Authorities → Import...
It looks like some sort of Windows snap-in rather than a custom window of Chrome. This is dumb to do all these steps just to import a 1KiB certificate file. Can I do it on PowerShell, so that this action can be automated via script? Or at least how can I open the above window without Google Chrome?
1 Answer
If you are on a current version of Windows, you can use PowerShell cmdlets:
Import-Certificate -FilePath "C:\CA-PublicKey.Cer" -CertStoreLocation Cert:\LocalMachine\Root
otherwise use certutil:
certutil.exe -addstore root c:\capublickey.cer
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