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Export certificates

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APPLIES TO: no-img-132013 no-img-162016 no-img-192019 yes-img-seSubscription Edition no-img-sopSharePoint in Microsoft 365

SharePoint supports exporting certificates to PFX (PKCS #12) files, P7B (PKCS #7) files, and CER files. Both PFX files and P7B files can contain multiple certificates, which is useful for exporting a chain of certificates from the end entity (leaf) certificate to the root certificate. However, only PFX files can contain private keys for certificates, which are necessary for a server certificate to be assigned to an IIS website. CER files contain only a single certificate.

Use the Export-SPCertificate PowerShell cmdlet to import certificates from certificate files.

This cmdlet supports multiple parameter sets:

Export-SPCertificate [-Identity] <SPServerCertificatePipeBind> -Password <securestring> [-EncryptionType {AES256 | TripleDes}] [-IncludeAllCertificatesInCertificationPath] [-IncludeExtendedProperties] [-Path <string>] [-Force]
Export-SPCertificate [-Identity] <SPServerCertificatePipeBind> -Type {Cert | Pkcs7} [-IncludeAllCertificatesInCertificationPath] [-Path <string>] [-Force]

The cmdlet parameters are:

Parameter Description
Identity The certificate to export. -Password The password to use to protect the exported PFX file. This parameter is only compatible with PFX files.
EncryptionType Specifies the encryption algorithm to use to protect the exported PFX file. AES256 specifies that AES-256 encryption with SHA256 hashing will be used. TripleDes specifies that 3DES encryption with SHA1 hashing will be used. AES-256 encryption is stronger than 3DES encryption, but is only supported with PFX files on Windows Server 2019 and newer operating systems. Use 3DES encryption if the PFX file needs to be compatible with older operating systems. If this parameter is not specified, AES-256 encryption is used by default. This parameter is only compatible with PFX files
Type Specifies the type of file to generate. Cert will generate a CER file containing a single DER-encoded certificate. Pkcs7 will generate a P7B (PKCS #7) file containing one or more certificates. This parameter is only compatible with CER and P7B files
IncludeAllCertificatesInCertificationPath Specifies whether to export additional certificates that are part of the certificate chain of the specified certificate. This will only add parent certificates of the specified certificate, not child certificates issued by the specified certificate. This parameter is only compatible with PFX and P7B files.
IncludeExtendedProperties Specifies whether extended properties of the certificate should be exported, such as the friendly name of the certificate. This parameter is only compatible with PFX files.
Path Specifies the path to the PFX, P7B, or CER file containing certificates.
Force Specifies whether to overwrite a file if it already exists at the specified path. Example cmdlet syntax: $password = ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force Export-SPCertificate -Identity "Contoso SharePoint (2020)" -Password $password -IncludeAllCertificatesInCertificationPath -IncludeExtendedProperties -Path "\server\fileshare\certificates.pfx".