Using Firefox I am able to grab the certificate I need from the web server and export as X.509 Certificate with chain (PKCS#7). (This is a GREAT feature that I have used with our development systems when the security guy made us lock down IE settings.) There is no immediate server in the chain...just the server (which belongs to another organization). I can then import the certificate into the Windows 7 machine and anyone using the system can now reach the site with IE since the certificate is located in the machine's certificate store. Firefox is another matter. I found the about:config setting named "security.enterprise_roots.enabled" and set this to true. I verified the thumbprint is in the registry under HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SystemCertificates\Root\Certificates. Yet it does not work.
How does someone who is not and does not want to be a cryptography expert get things so Firefox will just work just as happily as IE? Command to import: certutil.exe -f -addstore root servername.p7c Site I used for reference: https://www.michaelmiklis.de/using-windows-certificate-store-in-mozilla-firefox/
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