Is there a way to see which users have associated CA certificates?

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Is there a way to see which users have associated CA certificates?

Can anyone recommend which API to use for v5r4?

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Answered By Mathew Stone 0 points N/A #128413

Is there a way to see which users have associated CA certificates?

The CA certificate-related registry entries go hand in hand with the physical view of the data that is related to the certificates, and that data can be able to be viewed by the use of the Certificates snap-in.

The registry settings are also used as the subset of the registry settings that are found in the “Certificate Services Tools and Settings" and therefore it makes it possible for you to monitor and also manage the key configuration options that are associated with the CA certificates.

Distributing of the CA is done by the group policy.

That should help you solve the problem.

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Answered By Miche Janet 0 points N/A #128414

Is there a way to see which users have associated CA certificates?

You can use QYCURTVCI api to see the users having CA certificates.

It allows you to retrieve certificate information in accordance to the specific request.For example, you can retrieve information about certificates that are belonging to a specific certificate store or expiring within a given date range.

Syntax for QycuRetrieveCertificateInfo consists of a header file as follows:

#include <qycucerti.h>

void QycuRetrieveCertificateInfo

(void           *Receiver_variable,

int           *Length_receiver_variable,

char           *Format_certificate_info,

char           *Certificate_store_name,

int           *Length_certificate_store_name,

char           *Format_certificate_store_name,

char           *Certificate_store_password,

int           *Length_certificate_store_password,

int           *CCSID_certificate_store_password,

char           *Selection_control,

void           *Error_code);

For complete details of implementation and syntax please visit this site:

You can also see a list of Certificate Management APIs at this address:

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