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| + | # At the {{Style=label|OpcCmd>}} prompt, enter {{Style=keyboard|uaAdministration pki applicationStoreGroup --kind LegacyDirectoryCommon}}, or shortened: {{Style=keyboard|uaa pki asg -k LegacyDirectoryCommon}}. This command tells the utility that from now on, we will be accessing the common group of PKI stores for the OPC UA applications written for .NET Framework with the use of OPC Foundation's UA stack and SDK. The program responds with a confirmation of the command.<br/><br/>All following commands are entered at the {{Style=label|applicationStoreGroup>}} prompt. You can enter <code>-?</code>, <code>-h</code> or <code>--help</code> (possibly preceded by the command name) at any time to obtain help for this prompt (or its commands).<br/><br/> | ||
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How to: Make a rejected certificate trusted
- At the OpcCmd> prompt, enter uaAdministration pki applicationStoreGroup --kind LegacyDirectoryCommon, or shortened: uaa pki asg -k LegacyDirectoryCommon. This command tells the utility that from now on, we will be accessing the common group of PKI stores for the OPC UA applications written for .NET Framework with the use of OPC Foundation's UA stack and SDK. The program responds with a confirmation of the command.
All following commands are entered at the applicationStoreGroup> prompt. You can enter-?,-hor--help(possibly preceded by the command name) at any time to obtain help for this prompt (or its commands).
