Checking for administrator privileges

Certificate management requires administrator privileges.

Prerequisites: You are working on the PC that houses your Supervisor station.

Open a Windows command prompt (cmd).
Change directories to the location you will use to store your certificates.

The example uses the Niagara home folder saving certificate filesC:\Users\[username]\[frameworkversionx.x]\tridium\certManagement, where [userhome] is the name of the computer and [frameworkversionx.x] is the version of Niagara.
Launch the Windows Powershell application as an administrator.
To check for local administrator privileges, run the command: net localgroup administrators.
This command lists the local member administrators, for example:
PS C:\Downloads> net localgroup administratorsAlias name administratorsComment

Members---------------------------------------------------------------------------GLOBAL\GBL.WKS.APAC.CORP.ComputerAdminsGLOBAL\H364917HONADMINThe command completed successfully.

PS C:\C:\Users\[username]\[frameworkversionx.x]\tridium\certManagement>

The user GLOBAL\H364971 has admin privileges.