Microsoft certificate store in adobe xi

in previous releases (from 7.0 to 9 at least), under preferences -> Security -> Advanced preferences you are able to inform adobe to search distinct certificates (non Adobe) inside the Microsoft certificate store (due to digital sigtarure validation for example).
in adobe xi, thats not posible.

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JRE certificate store vs OS certificate store

It appears that the certificate store used by the Oracle Java Runtime Environment (JRE) Version 7 Update 45 is independent of the certificates maintained by a Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise 32-bit operating system. Can anyone confirm that the JRE certificate store is independent of the operating system or browser certificate stores or point me to relevant documentation on this?
I see that certificate can be manually imported into the User-level JRE certificate store using the "Java Control Panel, Security, Manage Certificates..." dialog. Is it possible to script the import of a certificate into the JRE system certificate store?

i want to extract certificate from microsoft
certificate store!!!
wht is the procedure to do that???
currently i m using jdk1.5 and my task is to list all
the certificate from microsoft cert store and print
them in swing's application!!!
i dont know how to do this in 2 days so plz help me
to complete this task!!!
thnx in advance!!!Hi, you can use the Assembla JCE Provider, "https://download.assembla.se/jceprovider/"
I use this metod to recover the windows keystore:
public KeyStore openWinKeyStore() throws NoSuchProviderException,
KeyStoreException, CertificateException, NoSuchAlgorithmException,
IOException,KeySoreSOException {
// check for windos OS
String os = System.getProperty("os.name");
if(os.toLowerCase().indexOf("windows")==-1){
throw new KeySoreSOException("Sistema operativo no soportado " + os);
// load the jce provider
java.security.Security.insertProviderAt(new MSProvider(), 2);
//create the keystore of type msks (microsoft keystore)
KeyStore ks = KeyStore.getInstance("MSKS", "assembla");
// load certificates ( byte[]null, password null)
ks.load(null, null);
return ks;
I hop this can help you.

Certificate in microsoft cert store

hi all,
i m devloping one small application to show all certificate stored in
microsoft cert store where all type of certificate reside!!!
this is stand alone application .
so plz help me to devlop this application.
thnx in advance!!!!

Hi, you can use tje assembla jce "https://download.assembla.se/jceprovider/"
I use this code ro retive certificates from windows keystore
public KeyStore openWinKeyStore() throws NoSuchProviderException,
KeyStoreException, CertificateException, NoSuchAlgorithmException,
IOException,KeySoreSOException {
// verificamos el SO si es windows
String os = System.getProperty("os.name");
if(os.toLowerCase().indexOf("windows")==-1){
throw new KeySoreSOException("Sistema operativo no soportado " + os);
// agregamos el jce provider
java.security.Security.insertProviderAt(new MSProvider(), 2);
// creamos el keystore de tipo msks (microsoft keystore)
KeyStore ks = KeyStore.getInstance("MSKS", "assembla");
// cargamos los certificados ( byte[]null, password null)
ks.load(null, null);
return ks;
I hope this can help you

What Certificate store is used for machine certificates

I have a requirement to have windows 7/8 users connect to the company network using VPN & IKEv2.
I have a RH Linux 7 firewall/authentication server that the windows clients will connect to via a vpn.
I have generated a self-signed Certificate Authority, and a client certificate. (using NSS & certutil)
I have configured a VPN/IKEv2 connection on my windows 7 client system.
I have selected "use machine certificates" on the security tab.
However when I attempt to connect to the Linux 7 server. Windows returns a 13806 error. The windows process
for locating the certificate cannot find the certificate. (I used mmc to install both the CA certificate & the client certificate)
So I wondering since I specified the use of machine certificates, perhaps I've installed the certificates in the wrong "store".
Is there a special "store" for machine certificates?

Hi MeipoXu, many thanks for working with me on this issue.
Thru some trial & error testing I determined the Local Computer store "combo" that DOES NOT generate
a 13806 error (cert not found) is to import the client cert to the "Personal" store under "Local Computer"
and import the CA into the Trusted Root Certificates store, also under the "Local Computer"
However I still get the 13819 error Invalid Certificate Type. When I attempt to make a connection over vpn.
Here are the trace entries:
Frame: Number = 4, Captured Frame Length = 234, MediaType = NetEvent
+ NetEvent:
- MicrosoftWindowsWFP: IPsec: Receive ISAKMP Packet
- WfpUnifiedTracing_IKE_PACKET_RECV IKE_PACKET_RECV: IPsec: Receive ISAKMP Packet
     AsciiString ICookie: 76991f2483ab8271
     AsciiString RCookie: be81c4728325eb7f
     AsciiString ExchangeType: IKEv2 SA Init Mode
     UINT32 Length: 284 (0x11C)
     AsciiString NextPayload: SA
     UINT8 Flags: 32 (0x20)
     UINT32 MessageID: 0 (0x0)
     UnicodeString LocalAddress: 192.168.10.4
     UINT32 LocalPort: 500 (0x1F4)
     UINT32 LocalProtocol: 0 (0x0)
     UnicodeString RemoteAddress: 69.54.99.132
     UINT32 RemotePort: 500 (0x1F4)
     UINT32 RemoteProtocol: 0 (0x0)
     UINT64 InterfaceLuid: 1688849960927232 (0x6000006000000)
     UINT32 ProfileId: 2 (0x2)
Frame: Number = 5, Captured Frame Length = 121, MediaType = NetEvent
+ NetEvent:
- MicrosoftWindowsWFP: User Mode Error
- WfpUnifiedTracing_WFP_USERMODE_ERROR WFP_USERMODE_ERROR: User Mode Error
     AsciiString Function: IkeFindLocalCertChainHelper
   - WinErrorCode ErrorCode: ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_CERT
      UINT32 WinErrorValue: 0x000035EE - ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_CERT - The IKE failed to find a valid machine certificate. Contact your network security administrator about installing a valid certificate in the appropriate certificate store.
Frame: Number = 6, Captured Frame Length = 121, MediaType = NetEvent
+ NetEvent:
- MicrosoftWindowsWFP: User Mode Error
- WfpUnifiedTracing_WFP_USERMODE_ERROR WFP_USERMODE_ERROR: User Mode Error
     AsciiString Function: IkeFindLocalCertChainHelper
   - WinErrorCode ErrorCode: ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_CERT
      UINT32 WinErrorValue: 0x000035EE - ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_NO_CERT - The IKE failed to find a valid machine certificate. Contact your network security administrator about installing a valid certificate in the appropriate certificate store.
Frame: Number = 7, Captured Frame Length = 117, MediaType = NetEvent
+ NetEvent:
- MicrosoftWindowsWFP: User Mode Error
- WfpUnifiedTracing_WFP_USERMODE_ERROR WFP_USERMODE_ERROR: User Mode Error
     AsciiString Function: IkeEncodeCertChainIkeV2
   - WinErrorCode ErrorCode: ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_INVALID_CERT_TYPE
      UINT32 WinErrorValue: 0x000035FB - ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_INVALID_CERT_TYPE - Invalid certificate type.
Frame: Number = 8, Captured Frame Length = 117, MediaType = NetEvent
+ NetEvent:
- MicrosoftWindowsWFP: User Mode Error
- WfpUnifiedTracing_WFP_USERMODE_ERROR WFP_USERMODE_ERROR: User Mode Error
     AsciiString Function: IkeEncodeCertChainIkeV2
   - WinErrorCode ErrorCode: ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_INVALID_CERT_TYPE
    - HRESULT ErrorValue: ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_INVALID_CERT_TYPE
     - LEHResult:
        UINT32 Code:      (................0011010111111011) 0x000035FB - ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_INVALID_CERT_TYPE - Invalid certificate type.
        UINT32 Facility: (.....00000000111................) WIN32
        UINT32 X:         (....0...........................) Reserved
        UINT32 N:         (...0............................) Not NTSTATUS
        UINT32 C:         (..0.............................) Microsoft-defined
        UINT32 R:         (.0..............................) Reserved
        UINT32 S:         (1...............................) Failure
$$$$$$$ N O T E :   Frame Numbers 9 thru 13 are exact same error message as Frame numbers 8 (the first) and Frame 14 (the last) $$$$$$$$ Then I close the connection
and stop the trace.
Frame: Number = 14, Captured Frame Length = 123, MediaType = NetEvent
+ NetEvent:
- MicrosoftWindowsWFP: User Mode Error
- WfpUnifiedTracing_WFP_USERMODE_ERROR WFP_USERMODE_ERROR: User Mode Error
     AsciiString Function: IkeConstructAndSendMMResponse
   - WinErrorCode ErrorCode: ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_INVALID_CERT_TYPE
    - HRESULT ErrorValue: ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_INVALID_CERT_TYPE
     - LEHResult:
        UINT32 Code:      (................0011010111111011) 0x000035FB - ERROR_IPSEC_IKE_INVALID_CERT_TYPE - Invalid certificate type.
        UINT32 Facility: (.....00000000111................) WIN32
        UINT32 X:         (....0...........................) Reserved
        UINT32 N:         (...0............................) Not NTSTATUS
        UINT32 C:         (..0.............................) Microsoft-defined
        UINT32 R:         (.0..............................) Reserved
        UINT32 S:         (1...............................) Failure
So after a response is received from the Server (to complete the SA Initiation)
Windows then "looks" for a cert to send to the server.
It appears initially it can't find one because 13806 errors are reported (Frames 5 & 6)
However the session does not issue an 13806.
It goes on to Frame 7: Note the function IkeEncodeCertChainIkeV2 detects the invalid cert type
Frames 8 thru 14 are just a repeat of the same error.
Could this be a flaw in the windows VPN logic ?
Guy

2012 SCCM SP1 Distribution Point Certificate store error on Server 2003 R2

Has anyone had this issue on Server 2003 R2 where you are getting this error listed below? All content is being distributed ok. But, monitoring is showing errors with all my Distribution points and I want these errors to go away so I don't have to sift through
all the darn errors.
Thanks for your help. Daniel.
Report status message 0x40000952 to MP
Failed to create certificate store from encoded certificate.. This is usually caused by a problem with the program. Please check the Microsoft Knowledge Base to determine if this is a known issue or contact Microsoft Support Services for further assistance.
The parameter is incorrect. (Error: 80070057; Source: Windows)
Status message has been successfully sent to MP from remote DP

I have found the error message in the smsdpmon.log on a Windows Server 2003 SP2 system acting as a Distribution Point (only). The error shows up when / during a scheduled content validation on that server and is repeated after each package is "validated".
From the smsdpmon.log:
- Start to evaluate package share for package 'XXX0004F' version 5 ...
- Package XXX0004F is verified successfully
- Report state message 0x40000950 to MP
- Failed to create certificate store from encoded certificate.. This is usually caused by a problem with the program. Please check the Microsoft Knowledge Base to determine if this is a known issue or contact Microsoft Support Services for further assistance. The parameter is incorrect. (Error: 80070057; Source: Windows)
- Report Body: <ReportBody><StateMessage MessageTime="20140315150802.000000+000" SerialNumber="5"><Topic ID="XXX0004F" Type="901" IDType="0"/><State ID="2384" Criticality="0"/><UserParameters Flags="0" Count="2"><Param>XXX0004F</Param><Param>["Display=\\DPSERVNAME.domain.com\"]MSWNET:["SMS_SITE=XXX"]\\DPSERVNAME.domain.com\</Param></UserParameters></StateMessage></ReportBody>
- Report status message 0x40000950 to MP
- Failed to create certificate store from encoded certificate.. This is usually caused by a problem with the program. Please check the Microsoft Knowledge Base to determine if this is a known issue or contact Microsoft Support Services for further assistance. The parameter is incorrect. (Error: 80070057; Source: Windows)
- Status message has been successfully sent to MP from remote DP
- Report status message 0x80000954 to MP
- Failed to create certificate store from encoded certificate.. This is usually caused by a problem with the program. Please check the Microsoft Knowledge Base to determine if this is a known issue or contact Microsoft Support Services for further assistance. The parameter is incorrect. (Error: 80070057; Source: Windows)
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I tried to pretty up the above - not sure that I was successful.
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Import certificate in to Firefox certificate store using SCCM 2012 R2

Hello,
I'm trying to figure out how to import a certificate in to the Firefox certificate store using SCCM 2012 R2 to push out to 8,000 computers. The only answer I have found was to import the certificate manually on my computer and copy the "cert8.db" file out of my "appdata\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\******.default\" folder and use this file to copy to all profiles on each computer. I have not tried this since I believe this is not a standard practice. Is there a Firefox certificate scripting tool that I can use to accomplish this or a recommended way?
Thanks,
Matt

Hi,
It is listed here:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg712298.aspx
There are a number of limitations to supporting workgroup computers:
Workgroup clients cannot locate management points from Active Directory Domain Services, and instead must use DNS, WINS, or another management point.
Global roaming is not supported, because clients cannot query Active Directory Domain Services for site information.
Active Directory discovery methods cannot discover computers in workgroups.
You cannot deploy software to users of workgroup computers.
You cannot use the client push installation method to install the client on workgroup computers.
Workgroup clients cannot use Kerberos for authentication and so might require manual approval.
A workgroup client cannot be configured as a distribution point. System Center 2012 Configuration Manager requires that distribution point computers be members of a domain.
Regards,
Jörgen
-- My System Center blog ccmexec.com -- Twitter
@ccmexec

Error MSB3323: Unable to find manifest signing certificate in the certificate store.

Problems began when I received the MSDN Final VS 2005 v8.0.50727.42 and uninstalled the RC build which I had worked with without issue and replaced it with the previously mentioned.
After four or so installs/uninstalls I got past the Invalid license data. Reinstall is required. http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=162712&SiteID=1
I have tested C++ project builds for managed and unmanaged code and both work without a problem. My C# projects however fail to build, the error I get is:
------ Rebuild All started: Project: D And P, Configuration: Release Any CPU ------
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Microsoft.Common.targets(1718,7): error MSB3323: Unable to find manifest signing certificate in the certificate store.
Done building project "D And P.csproj" -- FAILED.
========== Rebuild All: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 skipped ==========
If anyone has any idea of what a next step is please let me know.

I got the same problem but I was tring to strong name my application. I was able to solve the problem by opening the XXX.csproj file in a text editor (notepad.exe) and remove the following tags from the XML.
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<ManifestKeyFile>...</ManifestKeyFile>
<GenerateManifests>...</GenerateManifests>
<SignManifests>...</SignManifests>
It seem that someone (another member of my team) was playing with the OneClick stuff, but didn't check in the strong name key files he used. But did check in the project file.
Then when I created the new strong name key file and signed the EXE, something was out-of-sync with the above tags in the probject file and the new key file.
Removing these tags may be a bad thing (someone from MS will need to comment) but it worked for me.

Missing certificate in Lync Certificate Store

Hello
I'm trying to deploy an Edge server for our actual Lync environment.
Internal cert installed fine. But for external cert, i'm stucked.
I've made the request, sent it to the certificate authority, then I received a couple of '.crt' files by email.
I've imported all of them in the Trusted Root Certification Authority of my Edge server.
But still I can't assign a certificate because there is only the Internal certificate available in the Certificate Store.
Thanks for any help you will provide

Hi,
If your deployment includes multiple Edge Servers, make sure export the certificate along with its private key.
Also make sure you request the certificate correctly.
You can check the process with the help of the link below of “Set up certificates for the external edge interface for Lync Server 2013”:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg398409.aspx
Best Regards,
Eason Huang
Eason Huang
TechNet Community Support

Certify a Document using a Windows Digital ID in the Certificate Store

How does one reference or use an installed certificate (*.pfx) in the Windows Certificate Store rather than using a certificate on a hard drive?
Control Panel -> Internet Properties -> Content (tab) -> Certificates -> Trusted Root Certification Authorities
Acrobat -> Menu Bar -> Advanced -> Security Settings... -> Digital IDs -> Windows Digital IDs
Snippit:
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myEngine.login("PassWord", "/C/MyCert.pfx"); // use certificate in teh store, no on the drive
if (typeof strVersion == "undefined") var strVersion = "1.0.2";                   // 2011.08.01
if (typeof cerSolomon == "undefined") var cerSolomon = {};
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    cerS.sigDigitalIDPath = "/C/RoggeHeflin.pfx";
    cerS.sigFieldname = "Signature";
    cerS.sigReason = "This document has been digitally signed by MyCompany.";
    cerS.sigLegal = "© 2011 MyCompany.";
    cerS.sigLocation = "Dallas, Texas, USA";
    cerSsigContactInfo = "www.MyCompany.com";
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                    contactInfo: CertificateInfo.sigContactInfo,
                    timeStamp: CertificateInfo.TimeStamp,
                    mdp: CertificateInfo.MPDValue
        app.endPriv();

the following is returned in the JS debugger:
[ Creation of this signature could not be completed. ] -> [ You have not selected a valid digital ID. Try again. ]
Here is my code... I think LoginParams needs to be adjusted to use an already-logged-into digital id. When the PW and fulle root (\c\roggeheflind(sa).pfx) is supplied then the certification/encryptions works... the two requirements I have are 1) avoid have the PW in code, 2) not entering the PW each time (this is part of a batch sequence)
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//        cHandler: security.PPKLiteHandler,
//        cTarget: "RoggeHeflin(SA).pfx"
//    var policyArray = security.getSecurityPolicies(
//            oOptions: policyOptions
//    var LoginParams = {
//        oEndUserSignCert: policyArray
    var LoginParams = {
        cDIPath: CertificateInfo.sigDigitalIDPath,
        cPassword: CertificateInfo.sigUserPwd
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    myEngine.login(
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            bUI: 0
    // Set the properties for the signature
    var SignatureInfo = {
        reason: CertificateInfo.sigReason,
        location: CertificateInfo.sigLocation,
        contactInfo: CertificateInfo.sigContactInfo,
        timeStamp: CertificateInfo.TimeStamp,
        mdp: CertificateInfo.MPDValue,
        digestMethod: CertificateInfo.Hash
    // Certify and save the document
    SignatureField.signatureSign(
            oSig: myEngine,
            bUI: 0,
            cLegalAttest: CertificateInfo.sigLegal,
            oInfo: SignatureInfo

Linux certificate store

Hi All,
i create one small application for signing and verification on windows.
and when same application i try to run on Linux, it not show certificate in cert store. because cert store i specified is of Microsoft.
keyStore=KeyStore.getInstance("Windows-My");So same how we do in Linux....????
Plz help, i m new to Linux.
thanks in advance.

So does Linux have a certificate store? If so,
what type? Note that that's a Linux question, not a
Java question.
Or will you just use a Java keystore?I dont know linux have Cert Store or not and not type too.
i new for linux and before starting i want to know abt its cert store.
Recently i m using Microsoft CertStore wid the help of keyStore object.
Actually i m creating one application for siging data,
i have to show all certificate on tht System.
if OS will windows thn i can show certificate wid the help of
keyStore=KeyStore.getInstance("Windows-My");bt if user OS will Linux thn how can i show tht certificate of tht System.....
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AZURE The specified certificate could not be found in the LocalMachine certificate store,or the certificate does not have a private key.

Hello,
I try to make a HV website in Azure. It took me hours to figure out how to make a HV certificate with my own password. But I figured it out. With the HV application manager I uploaded the certificate to the HV platform. This worked fine. Then I created a
c# project with also works well on my local machine.
This is the code I use in the web.config
<appSettings>
<add key="ApplicationId" value="24ee15be-1497-4719-ad70-d1223adbf021" />
<add key="ShellUrl" value="https://account.healthvault-ppe.co.uk/" />
<add key="HealthServiceUrl" value="https://platform.healthvault-ppe.com/platform/" />

<add key="NonProductionActionUrlRedirectOverride" value="Redirect.aspx" />

<add key="WCPage_ActionHome" value="default.aspx" />
<add key="WCPage_ActionAppAuthSuccess" value="default.aspx" />
<add key="WCPage_ActionSignOut" value="SignedOut.aspx" />
</appSettings>
Next step is to deploy the site to Azure. I was able to upload the certicate to Azure.
After deploy I get the following error:
System.Security.SecurityException: The specified certificate, CN=WildcatApp-24ee15be-1497-4719-ad70-d1223adbf021, could not be found
in the LocalMachine certificate store,or the certificate does not have a private key.
I checked the certificate on another server with a different key in the web.config
<add key="ApplicationCertificateFileName" value="c:\Zodos\website\WildcatApp-24ee15be-1497-4719-ad70-d1223adbf021.pfx"/>
This gives me this error:
Exception Details: System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException: The specified network password is
not correct.
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It works on my local machine
It doesn't work on another server or on Azure
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I have microsoft 8.1 and Adobe 11.1.06 and I get a permissions error everytime I attempt to enter da

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Thanks for your questions.
1 Are these local or online documents?
Answer: Both they are IRS forms. I haven't tried other forms yet.
2. If online, in what browser?
Chrome does allow the fill-in with no errors. IE doe not even open the
form. The error message comes up when I have saved what I did and reopen for
additional editing.
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C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\ink\TabTip.exe
Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. You may not
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Once I close the message I can enter data into the field. When I click the
next field or scroll the message returns. I checked the properties and I
am allowed to fill in form.
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info prepared so I can do it in one session.
Marion

How can I delete a digital certificate in Firefox's certificate store?

<blockquote>Locking duplicate thread.<br>
Please continue here: [/questions/780242]</blockquote><br>
The company that manages my health savings account has just told me that my digital certificate (didn't know I had one) needs to be deleted from my browser's "certificate store" before I can (or they can) establish a new one. I cleared the cache, but am still getting this message.

Hi Gordon50501,
You would have to manage the bookmark folders on a Desktop computer. [[How do I set up Firefox Sync?]] would allow you to do this.
You can remove individual bookmarks by tap an holding on one of the bookmarks and selecting "Remove"

Using a custom certificate store for SCCM 2012 clients and primary site server

I have read what seems to be all the pki related documentation out there for SCCM 2012. I have a PKI infrastructure up and running issueing certificates with an offline root through group policy autoenrollment. The problem that i'm faced with is we are migrating
from SCCM 2007 that was in native mode and we chose not to use the CA that we used for the old SCCM environment. When the clients attempt to communicate with the M.P. it runs through all of the different certificates and adds a tremendous amount of overhead
to the M.P. We will have ten's of thousands of clients by migration end. Could someone please point me to a document that goes over how to leverage a custom certificate store that I could then tell the new 2012 environment to use? I know that it's in there,
I've seen it in the console. The setup is one primary site server with SQL on box and the pki I just mentioned as well as the old 2007 environment that is still live.
I read that you can try and use SAN as a method of identifying the new certs but I haven't found a good document covering exactly how that works. Any info you could provide I would be very grateful for. Thanks.

Jason, thank you for your reply. I'm getting the impression that you have never been in the situation where you had to deal with 2 different PKI environments. Let me state that I understand what your saying about trust. We have to configure the trusted root
CA via GPO. That simply isn't enough, and I have a valid example to backup this claim. When the new clients got the advertisement and began the ccmsetup process I used the /pki switch among others. What the client end up doing was selecting a certificate that
had the longest validity period which was issued by our old CA. It checked the authentication chain, found it to be valid and selected it for communication. At that point the installation failed, period, no caveats as you say. The reason the install failed
because the new PKI infrastructure is integrated into the new environment, and the old is not. So when you said " that
are trusted and they can use *any* cert that is trusted because at the end of the day, there is no
difference between two valid certs that have the same purpose as long as they are trusted. "
that is not correct. Both certs are trusted, and use the same certificate template, but only one certificate would allow the install to complete successfully.
Once I started using the CCMCERTISSUERS
switch the client install went swimmingly. The only reason I'm still debating this point is because someone might read this thread see your comments and assume "well I've got my new PKI configured as a trusted root CA, I should be all set" and their
deployment will fail, just as my pilot did.
About Intune I'm looking forward to doing a POC in the lab i built with my Note 3. I'm hoping it goes well as I really want to have our MDM migrated into ConfigMgr... I think the
biggest obstacle outside of selling it to management will be the actual device migration from the current MDM solution. From what I understand of the enrollment process manual install and config is the only path forward.
Thanks Jason for your post and discussion.

Windows Certificate Store

HI:
I'm trying to disable the option for the users of my form to create a digital signature using the Windows Certificate Store option. How do I accomplish this?
Thanks,
Annika

Hi Steve:
Thank you for your response to my query. Just to ensure it’s clear, I have included a screen capture of the option we want to eliminate from our form when users create the digital signature.
We don't want our users to be able to select the "Windows Certificate Store" option from the "Add Digital ID" screen below. We want them only to be able to store their digital ID as a New PKCS#12 digital ID file.
If setting the "signature seed values" in the PDF will help us accomplish this, would you be able to provide us with or point us toward instructions that tell us how to do this in LiveCycle? There isn't any mention of this is the manual we have, and being new to LiveCycle, do not have any experience with signature seed values.
Thanks!
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