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Subject: Checking certificate stores for expiration
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 14:55:37 -0400
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Had a certificate expire on the same weekend as DST.  Thought it was 
related.  (I bet that got blamed for a lot that was not it's fault.) Well, 
here's something to put on your "Routine Maintenance" list.
http://youri5:2001
Sign on with buku authority.
Digital Certificate Manager.
Select a Certificate Store
*SYSTEM
Forgot the password?  Click the RESET button.  Obvious as heck, but I 
missed it.
Manage Certificates
Check Expiration
Server or Client
Change the date range to include the next time you plan on checking this.


Rob Berendt

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