How to get list of certificates for a subscription.

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HI,

I am in trouble at this time, I want a method to get the the list of all Management Certificates in Windows Azure for a particular subscription, I will give only the subscription id, I dont want to use certificates or any other credentials for accomplishing this. Is It Possible??

I have reffred this link.\

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/jj154105.aspx[^]

but its not working... its givin 403 error

Posted 4-Nov-12 22:01pm

Rohith Gopi

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2012-11-05T01:26:00

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Not possible. You MUST use the management certificate to authenticate. The doc you linked to explicitly says that.

No anonymous requests are allowed for any of the management API.

Posted 5-Nov-12 1:26am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Rohith Gopi 6-Nov-12 5:58am

Dave Kreskowiak,
Thank You for answering to most of my questions, Meanwhile i have doubt regarding certificates. May be it will be stupid doubt but i am forced to ask this. I have certificate installed in my system and i know its thumb print. is it possible to recreate the same certificate using only the thumbprint? Does this make any sense?

Dave Kreskowiak 6-Nov-12 8:35am

If that were possible certificates wouldn't be secure!

Rohith Gopi 6-Nov-12 22:36pm

Thanks Dave

Vani Kulkarni · Answer 2 · 2012-11-04T22:05:00

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Following link contains the reasons for 403 error. See if it helps you:
E403.html[^]

Posted 4-Nov-12 22:05pm

Vani Kulkarni

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Rohith Gopi 5-Nov-12 4:11am

Vani Kulkarni,

The problem is not about 403 error. I know how to solve that error. If i use a management certificate i can solve that but i want to solve the issue with out using a management certificate. Can you help me regarding that?