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				Identifying the PIV Cert on...


Identifying the PIV Cert on Windows
 **In Windows Internet Explorer** Open Internet Explorer and navigate to**Tools > Internet options > Content > Certificates** 	Under the **Personal**tab select a certificate that has **DOD ID** in the **Issued By** column and then click **View**. 	Under the **Details**tab scroll to the bottom of the list to find **Key Usage**. The PIV certificate has a **Key Usage** of**Digital Signature (80)** only, it will not say Non-Repudiation. 	At the top of the **Details**tab look for the **Serial number** of your PIV cert, for most users this will be an easy way to identify the certificate. **In Google Chrome** Click the 3 vertical dots at the upper right and navigate to **Settings > Security > Manage Certificates** 	Under the **Personal**tab select a certificate that has **DOD ID** in the **Issued By** column and then click **View**. 	Under the **Details**tab scroll to the bottom of the list to find **Key Usage**. The PIV certificate has a **Key Usage** of **Digital Signature (80)** only, it will not say Non-Repudiation. 	At the top of the **Details**tab look for the **Serial number** of your PIV cert, for most users this will be an easy way to identify the certificate.
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