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I need to upload SSL certificates to server from .NET code.

I want to create validation on server side to check if certificate has valid format.

Does anybody know which formats are supported by IIS (.pfx, .cer, .crt etc)?

Also I found two classes to work with certificates X509Certificate and X509Certificate2. Which of them should I use?

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Radislav - was the answer helpful for you? – MikroDel Jul 17 at 7:22
And you have also 4 question in one - better post the rest as extra questions – MikroDel Jul 17 at 7:29
Radislav - why to you post the questions - and after you ingore giving any feeedack? – MikroDel Jul 18 at 6:59
Because I asked just two questions - not 4. Because I asked which certificates formats are supported - not how to install them. Do you really think that I posted questions here without any research before? – Radislav Jul 18 at 10:07
I made +1 just because you tried to answer. – Radislav Jul 18 at 10:10
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Here is the tutorial to your question: Installing an SSL Certificate in Microsoft IIS 7

and also maybe interesting: Generating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) - Microsoft IIS7

To answer you question about X509Certificate and X509Certificate2 take a look at this SO answer

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