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8. Select the certificate to be exported. Right-click, and then select All Tasks | Export.

9. The Certificate Export wizard appears. Click Next.

10. The Export Private Key dialog box appears. If the private key for this certificate is available and is marked as

exportable, you will have the option of exporting the private key.

11. The Export File Format dialog box appears. If you are exporting the private key, you must use the *.pfx for-

mat. If not, choose the Base-64 encoded X.509 format. This creates a file that can be imported by several VCM

tools.

12. If you are exporting the private key, you will be prompted to enter a password. This password is intended to pro-

tect your private key during transport. The password will be required to import the file. If you leave the password

fields blank, no password is required on import.

13. The File to Export dialog box appears. Click Browse to navigate to a file. If you are exporting the private key,

the location should be secure.

14. The Summary dialog box appears. Verify your settings, and then click Finish.

Importing Certificates (Windows Only)

There are two ways in which you can import a certificate. Your machine may be set up with file associations that allow

you to view and import certificate files. This method imports certificates to the appropriate store for the current user.

Because VCM expects to find certificates in the Local Computer stores, the certificates would have to be moved.

Although MMC allows you to move certificates with drag-and-drop, it doesn’t work correctly on some versions of the

operating system.

The second way to import certificates uses MMC and the import wizard with an explicit location, as shown in the

following procedure.

Using MMC to Import Certificates

1. Open Microsoft Management Console (click Start | Run, and then enter MMC).

2. Click File | Add/Remove Snap-in.

3. Click Add, and then select Certificates from the Add Standalone Snap-in dialog box.

4. Click Add.

5. Select the computer account for the local machine for which the snap-in will manage certificates, and then click

Finish.

6. Click Close, and then click OK.

7. Navigate to the local computer certificate stores, and then right-click the store to which you will be importing cer-

tificates. Select All Tasks | Import.

8. The Certificate Import Wizard appears. Click Next.

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