How can I view content of PKCS#12 file? I don't want to install its certs,
but only to view content (list all certs).

Re: View content of PKCS#12 file (.pfx) by S

S
Tue Jul 04 04:03:57 CDT 2006

Install and use OpenSSL for the purpose; or install certificates, view and
delete those?

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"John Smith" <john.smith@microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> How can I view content of PKCS#12 file? I don't want to install its certs,
> but only to view content (list all certs).
>



Re: View content of PKCS#12 file (.pfx) by John

John
Tue Jul 04 07:31:33 CDT 2006


> Install and use OpenSSL for the purpose; or install certificates, view and
> delete those?

Thank you. I think MS should provide some tool in Windows for that purpose.
Or at least, it should show which certificates are inside during import
process.



Re: View content of PKCS#12 file (.pfx) by alun

alun
Wed Jul 05 14:05:01 CDT 2006

"John Smith" wrote:
>
> > Install and use OpenSSL for the purpose; or install certificates, view and
> > delete those?
>
> Thank you. I think MS should provide some tool in Windows for that purpose.
> Or at least, it should show which certificates are inside during import
> process.

What about "certutil -dump xyzzy.pfx"? That seems to do the trick you want.

Alun.
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