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Posted by Jim on July 10, 2006, 11:54 am
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The "certification store manager" does what for users, i.e. bank and
brokerage and customer? Is this for server<=> client verification on ssl?
How do we use the [import and export] and [advanced] features? For example,
if I use the [export\import] it goes to the doc folder. If I send a Works
doc or spreadsheet or database, do I use this technique to assign a CA to a
private job/work doc to verify authors authenticity?
> > Windows has a Certificate store Manager; Tools>Options|Content tab and
> > click
> > [certificates]. There are [import and export] and [Advanced] buttons.
How
> > do
> > I get an CA digital ID out of there for use in email. Why is this a
> > problem
> > for users when seeking digital ID for encryption algorithms of work
data?
> >
> >
>
> Jim, you will have to enroll for appropriate Digital ID certificate for
each
> user. If you go through VeriSign they will give you step by step
> instructions. In general, the enrollment process will take care of email
> client configuration (Outlook).
>
> If you already have a Digital ID certificate and you can't seem to use it
> for email, you probably need to assign a signing/encryption pair in email
> client. Assuming you're using Outlook and you have valid (non-expired)
> Digital ID, go to Tools -> Options -> Security tab in Outlook. Click on
> Settings button (next to S/MIME... drop down list). Over there you need to
> assign both signing and encryption certificates. Leave the hash algorithm
> and encryption algorithm as it is (should be SHA1/3DES, respectively).
>
> Or is that not the problem you're experiencing?
>
> --
> Arek Iskra
> MVP for Windows Server - Software Distribution
>
>
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