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I just installed a cert from my company. It was on a usb key and i double clicked the file... inputted the password it asked for and it seems to have imported properly. now i'm trying to configure my wifi settings so that I use that cert when connecting to my firm's wifi network. I'm being asked to specify the location of the cert but i don't know where it is.

i checked /etc/ssl/cert but i can't find it.

One thing i've noticed is that in the "Choose a certificate authority certificate" dialog box that appears, by default, it looks like it's looking for .der,.pem,.crt,.cer. But my cert has a .pfx extension.

any help would be appreciated. thanks.

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You will find all installed certs in /etc/ssl/certs or below. Either the cert is really there or you find a link pointing to the place (most likely under /usr/share/ca-certificates)

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