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Using the Certificate Manager

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If the certificate you want to verify isn't listed on the tab, clear the Show only trusted 
roots check box. Every root CA certificate on the computer displays on the tab.

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For a subordinate CA certificate, click the CA Certificates tab.

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For an RA certificate, click the RA Certificates tab.

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Click the certificate to verify.

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Click Verify. The client checks the validity dates and attempts to check the certificate 
against its revocation list. A dialog box opens with this information:

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Current status of the certificate: valid/verified or invalid/not verified, depending on the 
certificate type

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If the certificate is invalid or not verified, a brief explanation of why

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The certificate's contents and attributes, such as its name, serial number, and key size

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To close this dialog box, click OK. 

In these two situations, you must import a personal certificate to the Certificate Manager:

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If you created a personal certificate file from the email that the CA when you manually 
requested a personal certificate

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To bring a personal certificate file exported from the Certificate Manager (not necessarily in 
your client) to your client's Certificate Manager

Note: Make sure that you have the password entered to protect the private key when this 
personal certificate was exported. 

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In the Certificate Manager, click the My Certificates tab.

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Click Import Certificate. The Import Certificate dialog box opens.

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In the Import Type group, select the certificate and private key type to import:

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For online certificate enrollment, click PKCS12 Personal Certificate.

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For older certificate and key types, click Certificate and Private Key File.

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For a manual certificate request, click Certificate Request Response File.

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By default, the Import certificate to local machine store check box is clear, which places the 
imported certificate in your—the logged-on user's—personal certificate store. Unless your 
network security administrator instructs you to change it, accept the default.