Author: Krestfield Support

Cerdog version 1.14 has been released. Updates include: Email support for details on how to obtain this version

Did you know that certdog can interrogate and extract certificates from Servers’ certificates stores and import them? You can target individual servers, a range of servers, all servers in the domain or just those within […]

You can run a scan for TLS certificates and import them into certdog by following this guide: https://youtu.be/3HD8LRqayRg?si=HaneCuC9iewytuHw This will enable you to manage your certificate lifetimes but also discover what is in your environment.

When attempting to import a PKCS#12/PFX file into a Windows machine, you receive the error “The password you entered is incorrect”. However, you’re certain that the password is not wrong and the file may even […]

Version 1.10 is now available. This includes the following updates: Get the free version here See our YouTube channel here for installation and setup tips and tricks

Version 1.8 is now available. This includes the following: See our YouTube channel here for installation and setup tips and tricks

If you’ve ever needed to export a certificate and its keys from a machine and hit this issue: It is still possible to export. But you will need to make use of a tool that […]

As of version 1.5 Certdog now has the ability to replace your Microsoft CA Existing CA keys can be imported into Certdog (even if they are currently held on an HSM) The Microsoft certificate database […]

If you have configured your Responder to manually select a signing certificate (rather than having the responder enrol by itself) and you have imported a certificate into the Machine certificate store. Everything looks good but […]

There are many aspects to keeping your PKI healthy but often the first thing that alerts you to a problem is when your revocation services fail What we are talking about here are expired CRLs […]