Hi all I have a particular Internet certificate that I wish to give to all users on my network regardless of their security settings.
I have tried this method
1.Downloaded and registered CAPICOM.dll along with the CStore.vbs script that imports certificates.
2.Then run in CMD prompt:
Cscript Cstore.vbs import (certfile)(password) Where certfile is the cerificate to be imported.
This works fine if all the components are in a folder on the C: Drive and the user has the privilages to see the C: drive and install cerificates. Ie Administrator account but it won't work for an ordinary user. I would prefer to install automatically at user logon , I am using server 2000 Active Directory. Any ideas how to script to install all the required components to the target machines. Ie: CAPICOM the VBS script and the certificate; and then install the certificate to the personal certificate folder of Internet explorer while also remembering that some users have restictions.....
I know this a tall order but any input that send me down the right track to soving this would be great,
John stressed out School Tech......:-(
Some lead, some follow....I just Hope!
I have tried this method
1.Downloaded and registered CAPICOM.dll along with the CStore.vbs script that imports certificates.
2.Then run in CMD prompt:
Cscript Cstore.vbs import (certfile)(password) Where certfile is the cerificate to be imported.
This works fine if all the components are in a folder on the C: Drive and the user has the privilages to see the C: drive and install cerificates. Ie Administrator account but it won't work for an ordinary user. I would prefer to install automatically at user logon , I am using server 2000 Active Directory. Any ideas how to script to install all the required components to the target machines. Ie: CAPICOM the VBS script and the certificate; and then install the certificate to the personal certificate folder of Internet explorer while also remembering that some users have restictions.....
I know this a tall order but any input that send me down the right track to soving this would be great,
John stressed out School Tech......:-(
Some lead, some follow....I just Hope!