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Sometimes the above two methods may not work for various reasons, including security settings. If this is the case, then your HTTPS traffic will not be captured. To fix this issue, the certificate trust should be enabled manually.
First, you need to export the StresStimulus root certificate. In the StresStimulus main menu, go to Options > HTTPS... to open the HTTPS options dialog.
Click the Export Root Certificate button and, in the save file dialog, provide the certificate save location.
Open Internet Explorer and in the main menu go to Tools > Internet Options.
In the Internet Options dialog, select the Content Tab and click the Certificates button.
In the certificates dialog, select the Trusted Root Certification Authorities tab and click the Import... button.
Follow the certificate wizard. In the second step, specify the file path of the previously exported certificate. Click next until the wizard completes the import.
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Client certificates
StresStimulus supports recording applications that require a specific client certificate.
The client certificate must be in the form of a .cer file and copied to the following destination: % USERPROFILE % \My Documents \Fiddler2\ClientCertificate . cer
Obtaining the .cer file from installed certificate
The .cer file can be obtained by exporting the client certificate from the personal certificate store.
To open current user store navigate to Start > Run (Start + R) > type certmgr.msc
Right-click on the client certificate > All Tasks > Export... to bring up the export wizard
Obtaining the .cer file from another certificate file
If the certificate is not currently in your personal certificate store, but you currently have a file (like .p12 or .pfx) then first install the certificate into the personal certificate store
To open current user store navigate to Start > Run (Start + R) > type certmgr.msc
Right-click on Personal folder > All Tasks > Import... to bring up the import wizard
Once imported use the technique described above to export it into .cer format.