How to find SSL Certificate information installed on server or Local machine from my .NET application.

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Hi friends,
I need some help,
I want to find the detailed information of installed SSL Ceritificate on my server or Local machine from my .net application.
Details of certificate includes Name of certificate and Expiry date.
Here i dont have physical certificate file (eg."ABC.cer") on my machine. ("ABC.cer") certificate is installed on my server and machine.

Plz Help..........
thnx in advanse,
Shahu.

Posted 29-Nov-12 19:17pm

shahu thorawat

Updated 29-Nov-12 19:40pm

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MT_ · Answer 1 · 2012-11-29T19:28:00

Solution 1

You can use MMC in your machine.
1. Go to Run and type MMC.EXE (as Admin)
2. Click File->Add Remove Snap-In
3. Select Certificate and Click Add.
4. Finish the wizard (for your account/local computer as applicable)

Now you can see all the certificates installed.

Hope that helps.
Milind

Posted 29-Nov-12 19:28pm

MT_

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shahu thorawat 30-Nov-12 1:31am

Thnx Milind,
But i want to check this from my .net application.

MT_ 30-Nov-12 1:33am

Your original question nowhere suggests that. I would suggest you to update the question using "Improve Question".