Is it possible to convert a .pfx (Personal Information Exchange) file to a .cer (Security Certificate) file? Unless I’m mistaken, isn’t a .cer somehow embedded inside a .pfx? I’d like some way to extract it, if possible.
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Is it possible to convert a .pfx (Personal Information Exchange) file to a .cer (Security Certificate) file? Unless I’m mistaken, isn’t a .cer somehow embedded inside a .pfx? I’d like some way to extract it, if possible.
the simple way I believe is to import it then export it, using the certificate manager in Windows Management Console.