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The current C++ & C# samples projects are only able to utilize client certificates stored in the Current User\Personal store. This is fine for end-user authentication purposes, but not so good for machine/computer authentication.
Task: Figure out how to use client certificates stored in the Local Computer\Personal store as already done by Intune:
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The problem might be worked around by instead storing the certificate under Local Computer\Trusted People. It can then be retrieved using X509Store(StoreName.TrustedPeople, StoreLocation.CurrentUser) in C# and query.StoreName(L"TrustedPeople") in C++.
However, I've not been able to utilize certificates stored in "Trusted People" for a mTLS handshake yet. Don't understand why it doesn't work..
Associated Microsoft doc. issue: MicrosoftDocs/winrt-api#2288
The current C++ & C# samples projects are only able to utilize client certificates stored in the
Current User\Personal
store. This is fine for end-user authentication purposes, but not so good for machine/computer authentication.Task: Figure out how to use client certificates stored in the
Local Computer\Personal
store as already done by Intune:Associated doc:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: