See installed Certs on machine and make a report out of it

[Hagai Nachmani]

Hi Experts,

I am able to see machine certs manually if i go to powershell and write:
set-location cert:
set-location -path LocalMachine\Root
get-item 1111111C98C43811111119C6084412611111111

and if i make a single change in the characters it tells provides an error (so we have a "scenario of yes / no installed") 
how can i translate this into a report using the ITMS to check and validate that a specific certificate is installed on all windows machines?

by the way, same questions for linux (Ubuntu), but i dont even know how to extract this info manually :( 

isn't there a way to see the request above via a filter or a report of some sort somehow??

please help,

Hagai

[HANNES Reinauer]

Hello Hagai,

maybe you need to write a custom inventory for this. See this link to see some examples, and another link for an introduction.

Under Linux SSL certificates usually reside in the /etc/ssl/certs folder. But any distribution may handle the contents differently. You may find either .cer or .crt or .pem files for each trusted ca certificate or only a few files containing multiple certificates.

Best regards,
Hannes