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01-05-2006, 04:18 AM
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How to find installed CA and prevent user from importing certifica
In admin account, I imported a CA (it said successfully) but cannot find it
in Contents\Certificets in IE. How can I find it? I fogot the file name, otherwise I may search it. I don't want people on user account to import CA. How can I set it up? 
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01-05-2006, 04:18 AM
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RE: How to find installed CA and prevent user from importing certifica
The CA ( certificate) I installed before is by click a Link in a website.
"Crystal" wrote: > In admin account, I imported a CA (it said successfully) but cannot find it > in Contents\Certificets in IE. How can I find it? I fogot the file name, > otherwise I may search it. > > I don't want people on user account to import CA. How can I set it up? > > > >
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