Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Chapter 10 Server’s CertificatesFigure 10.5Alert on an untrustworthy certificateFigure 10.6Certificate Details4. Use the mouse pointer to move the certificate’s icon to the desktop, as shown at figure10.7.Now, all depends on Mac OS version. For Mac OS X 10.3 Panther and Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger,follow these instructions:1. On the desktop, click on the certificate. In the Add Certificates dialog box (see figure 10.8),select the X509Anchors store type in the Keychain menu. The X509Anchors store includessaved certificates which can sign and thus make trustworthy other certificates. It alsostores all trustworthy certificates. 22 Certificates work only if they are in the X509 format, encoded by Base64. If a certificate does not meet theseconditions, it is possible to convert it by a special application, Microsoft Cert Manager. This application can befound under Applications → Microsoft Office → Office → Microsoft Cert Manager. However, in this case usage of theapplication would be irrelevant. Kerio MailServer creates certificates in the X509 format, encoded by Base64.90
10.2 Install certificates on client stationsFigure 10.7Moving the certificate to the desktopFigure 10.8The Add Certificates dialog box2. Administration password is required if you are not logged in as a root user or as anadministrator.3. Along with the Add Certificates dialog, the Keychain Access store is opened. If not, it canbe found in Applications → Utilities → Keychain Access.4. In the Keychain Access application, switch to the Certificates tab.5. Move the certificate from the desktop to the Keychain Access application’s window. Checkthat the moved certificate is included in the certificate list (see figure 10.9).91
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10.2 Install certificates on client stationsFigure 10.7Moving the certificate to the desktopFigure 10.8The Add Certificates dialog box2. Administration password is required if you are not logged in as a root user or as anadministrator.3. Along with the Add Certificates dialog, the Keychain Access store is opened. If not, it canbe found in Applications → Utilities → Keychain Access.4. In the Keychain Access application, switch to the Certificates tab.5. Move the certificate from the desktop to the Keychain Access application’s window. Checkthat the moved certificate is included in the certificate list (see figure 10.9).91
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