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Export method
Exports PKCS#12 file that holds certificate and public key.
Type
NoneSyntax
- Basic
object.Export Filename, [Password]
The Export(object,Filename,Password) syntax has these parts:
The Export(object,Filename,Password) syntax has these parts:
object | An expression evaluating to an object of type Certificate. |
Filename | Required. A String value. Filename where certificate should be stored. |
Password | Optional. A Variant value. Password for saved file. |
Remarks
Export method will create PKCS#12 file that will hold both certificate information and your private key, optionally protected with password. This is the easiest way to transform certificate and key generated using OpenSSL and import it to Microsoft certificate store.When file is saved, you should set it with PFX extension. After saving, double-click to it to import it to Microsoft Certificate Store.