Overview
Before you can digitally sign and encrypt messages, you must initialize your certificate store and import your personal certificate.
This article describes how to:
- Initialize your certificate store
- Change the password to your certificate
- Reset your certificate store password
Process
Initializing Your Certificate Store
- Log in to your Kerio Connect Client securely via HTTPS.
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Open the Settings page:
- Tools > Settings in Windows Client
- Kerio Connect > Settings in Mac Client
- your name > Settings in Web Client.
- Go to the Secure Messages section.
- Create a password for the certificate store. You can:
- Use your Kerio Connect Client password.
- Create a unique password for the certificate store (this is a more secure option). Note: Remember your password.
- Import your personal certificate.
When your store is initiated, and your certificate is imported, you can digitally sign, encrypt, and decrypt messages.
Changing the Password to Your Certificate Store
- Log in to your Kerio Connect Client securely via HTTPS.
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Open the Settings page:
- Tools > Settings in Windows Client
- Kerio Connect > Settings in Mac Client
- your name > Settings in Web Client.
- Go to the Secure Messages section.
- In Certificate store protection, you can:
- Change the type of the password (same as for Kerio Connect Client or different).
- Change the password.
- Click Save.
Note: If you forget the password to your certificate store (and you have a different password than for your Kerio Connect account), you must initialize the store again.
Resetting Your Certificate Store Password
- Log in to your Kerio Connect Client securely via HTTPS.
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Open the Settings page:
- Tools > Settings in Windows Client
- Kerio Connect > Settings in Mac Client
- your name > Settings in Web Client.
- Go to the Secure Messages section.
- Click on the Forgotten password? link.
- Click Continue to confirm the reset action.
- Enter your Kerio Connect Client password, and click Reset.
Now you must initialize your certificate store again and import all your certificates to start sending encrypted and digitally signed messages.