There is such a great program - certutil.Wichcan extract from CA database a serial number of certificate.For example:certutil -view -restrict "RequesterName=domain\computer$" -out "Serial Number" | findstr "Number:"It's good.We can revok a certificate, BUT"Revokes the certificate specified by SerialNumber. SerialNumber must be in hexadecimal format with an even number of digits. A single zero (0) can be prefaced to a value with an odd number of digits. No leading Ox is allowed."I can't understand - You are idiots?certutil get a number in decimal format, and You think that all users will write fucking conversion program?! Ou, yeah , not only conversion - weshould still take the zeros. Put your comments back into ur ____. Ifu can get normal instrument, get the link.

LMAO.... You have not got a clue, to be honest.If you knew the guy who coded certutil, you would also be laughing at your inane post.I would love to help, but I feel you are too ignorant, based on your post.Good luck with getting helpBrian

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