Windows 10: Missing certificate of Sc900. My candidate no is MS0994291146. Pls send my cert to my learn

Hi, I passed sx-900 examination which I sat for on 12/12/2022. I am yet to get my certificate on my learn. I linked my account to *** Email address is removed for privacy ***. My candidate id is MS0994291146. Pleases help!

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Client certificate authentication- How to install a key/cert pair

I have a website that requires a client certificate (key) for access. We have an internal AD-based CA configured. I have a working Key/Cert pair on my system which successfully permits access to the website from multiple Windows-based clients so I know
the authentication is working.

What I'm having trouble with is importing the PFX (key/cert pair) into my HD7. It asks for the password as expected but when I've included "all certificates in the certification path if possible", the import to my HD7 seems as though it's only importing
the CA (the enterprise CA). I get this impression because it shows the name of the certificate authority, showing the Thumbprint, etc.

Thinking that WP7 is only importing the 'highest' certificate in the chain, I re-exported my key-pair without the cert paths option. When importing this file, it asks for the password again but upon entering the password it immediately reports that "Your
phone successfully added one or more certificates" without first showing any information or details about the certificate as it had with the CA.

Needless to say, when I attempt to access the certificate-authenticated website from my HD7 the response is the same as if no key were available. I believe this is the case and that indeed the key is not being imported.

What am I missing? I don't necessarily need my domain-based key pair (actually would prefer to not use that)... can I generate a key-pair on the phone itself and then export the certificate... importing and assigning it on the IIS server?

 

Outlook on Win Phone 10 and "Your signing certificate is missing , invalid or has expired" message

Have you imported your certificate to the phone? If not that's the first step (from a PC where you can send S/MIME email export your cert in pfx format, then transfer it over to the phone via email or put it on a web site where you can access it. When you
try and open the pfx file/attachment you'll be prompted to install the cert)

Once that's working go into the mail app, Settings, Email Security, under Digital Signatures and Encryption set Select Certificate to Manual, then pick your certificate from the list.

That got me to the point where I can digitally sign email, but unfortunately I still can't send as the email client doesn't appear to look at the Contacts folder to find recipient's certificates (may only be looking at the GAL)...