Yes, Mike's post about "set" properties was useful. Order a new certificate wasn't useful.
I've no requirement to understand how certificates work so hence did not see a need to ask for help in the security forum. I just need to understand what my current environment is where certificates are concerned and fortunately, I'm doing fine on that end.
And while we're talking about my environment, I can open MMC>Certificates>Local Computer. Then open the properties of any certificate, say Go Daddy Root Certificate Authority G2, and add/remove intended purposes to my heart's content.
If my understanding of certificates is lacking and I break anything, well I guess that's tough - for ME. Not going to blame anyone for that.
So in my quest to understand and utilised Powershell more, I ask for advice on how I can do certain stuff on certificates with Powershell. And as mentioned earlier, I can modify the friendly name using Powershell. But not EnhancedKeyUsageList.
So why you insist its not related to Powershell is beyond me. So what if I don't understand how certificates work. I just want to understand how powershell works. Googling didn't get me very far so I ask for help. Last I
check, this is what the forum is for.
Your last 2 posts would have been much more helpful than "Order a new cert". But if I were to give out the points, Mike's short answer would get it. And that wasn't impossible, was it?