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# Certificate security provider in a published app environment

When configuring a Certificate Security Provider in a published app environment (Citrix, RemoteApp, XenApp) as a Security Provider, the user who will run Remote Desktop Manager in the RemoteApp environment (Citrix) will require a Read permission on the certificate. If the Read permission is not correctly set, Remote Desktop Manager will generate the CryptographicException - Keyset does not exist error dialog.

These steps require that the certificate has been successfully installed on the machine on which Remote Desktop Manager will run.

1. Open ***Local Machine Certificate Manager*** on the machine (certlm.msc).
2. Locate the ***Certificates***.
3. Right click on ***Certificates - All Tasks - Manage Private Keys***.

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4. Grant the ***Read permission*** over the certificate file to the proper group(s) or user(s).

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Follow Window's [Service failure with CryptographicException - Keyset does not exist](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/dsnotes/service-failure-with-cryptographicexception-keyset-does-not-exist) blog article to discover more methods of finding the certificate file.
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