Importenterpriseroots



Certoc.exe can be found in a Windows Nano server container image. The path is C: Windows System32 certoc.exe. Since Microsoft pulled PowerShell out of the base image of Nano Server it appears certoc.exe was created to serve the certificate management role. The ImportEnterpriseRoots key will cause Firefox to trust root certificates that are in the system certificate store as long as the key is set to “true”. We recommend this option to add trust for a private PKI to Firefox. It is equivalent to setting the ' security.enterpriseroots.enabled ' preference as described in the next section. 'ImportEnterpriseRoots'=dword:00000001 Attached image windows properly identifies the Root certificate as revoked. Firefox does not, by default, recognize certificates in the Windows certificate store. Use an enterprise policy to add CA certificates and set the ImportEnterpriseRoots key to True. In Firefox, type about:config to access the configuration. Configure the security.enterpriseroots.enabled setting to true.

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AdGuard for Mac needs to install the root certificate into certificate storage to be able to filter HTTPS traffic. This action is performed automatically in most cases as you run the app for the first time, but users of Gecko-based browsers (Firefox, Waterfox etc.) who have a master password set up for their browser may be required to take additional steps (because these browsers use their own certificate storage instead of the system one). They need to either enter the master password when prompted (to grant AdGuard access to the certificate storage) or manually install the certificate.

To manually install the certificate into Firefox-like browser:

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  1. Open 'Preferences'

  2. Go to 'Privacy & Security' — 'Certificates'

  3. Click on 'View Certificates'

  4. Navigate to 'Authorities' tab and click on 'Import...' button

  5. Select file /Library/Application Support/com.adguard.Adguard/NfApiConfiguration/SSL/Adguard Personal CA.cer or just download it from http://local.adguard.org/cert using a Chromium-based browser (e.g Google Chrome or new Edge) and with a HTTPS-filtering running in AdGuard

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Exact actions required for different Gecko-based browsers may vary, but the general sequence and the path to AdGuard Personal CA.cer file will be the same.