New Post: Programmatically sign a PKCS#10 request with an officer certificate
I would look into ASN.1 contents. There might be issues with ASN encoding in the file.
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Get-EnterprisePKIHealthStatus Error [86]
When I run Get-Ca | Get-EnterprisePKIHealthStatus -Debug -Verbose I receive the attached error. I'm running this command from an elevated PowerShell session on Windows 8.1 Enterprise. My PKI consists...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Get-EnterprisePKIHealthStatus Error [86]
When I run Get-Ca | Get-EnterprisePKIHealthStatus -Debug -Verbose I receive the attached error. I'm running this command from an elevated PowerShell session on Windows 8.1 Enterprise. My PKI consists...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Get-EnterprisePKIHealthStatus Error [86]
When I run Get-Ca | Get-EnterprisePKIHealthStatus -Debug -Verbose I receive the attached error. I'm running this command from an elevated PowerShell session on Windows 8.1 Enterprise. My PKI consists...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Get-EnterprisePKIHealthStatus Error [86]
When I run Get-Ca | Get-EnterprisePKIHealthStatus -Debug -Verbose I receive the attached error. I'm running this command from an elevated PowerShell session on Windows 8.1 Enterprise. My PKI consists...
View ArticleNew Post: Programmatically sign a PKCS#10 request with an officer certificate
After further testing, it would seem that signing a PKCS#10 request is not possible that way... When directly using certreq -sign, I have the same error as above with a PKCS#10 request whereas all...
View ArticleNew Post: Programmatically sign a PKCS#10 request with an officer certificate
PKCS#10 do not support multiple signatures. You have to convert (embed) PKCS#10 request to PKCS#7 and use external signature to sign PKCS#7 message. You may need to check out my blog post:...
View ArticleNew Post: Programmatically sign a PKCS#10 request with an officer certificate
OK I understand better. I tried to adapt your code from your blog post but am stuck at the initialize method of the ISignerCertificate COM object. My signing certificate has its private key on a smart...
View ArticleNew Post: Unable to convert pfx to pem
Hi, I am trying to convert pfx to pem by using Convert-PfxToPem but I get the error below:PS C:\Users\user\Desktop\CA> Convert-PfxToPem -InputFile C:\Users\user\Desktop\CA\test.pfx -Password...
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Is your key stored in the Key Storage Provider? Currently, the command do not support KSP, only legacy CSPs.
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Connect-CertificationAuthority Error [89]
Hi, I am using PSPKI Version 3.1. When running the following command, I get an error. __Command:__ Connect-CertificationAuthority -ComputerName...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: get-catemplate [88]
Version 3.1When running the following commandget-ca |get-catemplateI get the following errror:```New-Object : Exception calling ".ctor" with "1" argument(s): "There is no such object on the server."At...
View ArticleNew Post: Question about Installation
Hi all Is it possible to just copy the module to a server instead of installing it? What kind of configuration has to be done then? We are not allowed to install software here, but want to use the...
View ArticleNew Post: Unable to convert pfx to pem
No, certificate was requested with providername=Microsoft RSA SChannel Cryptographic Provider
View ArticleNew Post: Question about Installation
Yes, it is possible to install the module by just copying the folder. Download PKI v3.1.zip file and extract it in the either, My Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules (for current user only) or...
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I currently have the same problem. Any news about that?
View ArticleNew Post: Unable to convert pfx to pem
It would be nice if you could send me a sample PFX that doesn't work for further debugging. You can contact me directly through email.
View ArticleNew Post: Unable to convert pfx to pem
Sorry, I didn't get your email. Check my email: vpodans&sysadmins.lv
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