My Workgroup Needs to Use Verisign PKI Certificate But Having Problems Configuring It

M

Mike

Hi, my work group needs to start using Verisign PKI Certificates. We're
using Outlook 2003 latest SP on a network.
I managed to download and install my certificate OK but when I try to d/l
Outlook email recipient certificates from the Verisign website it prompts me
to open them or save them. What do I do? What do I need to do to get this
working so I can/receive encrypted email?

Thanks,

Mike
 
M

Mike

If this isn't the appropriate newsgroup for this message please direct me to
the correct newsgroup.

Mike
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Typically, the certificate you installed the first time should cover email.
Whose recipients certificates are you downloading? Did you try saving them
then installing them after download?
 
M

Mike

I read the gide to mean I had to d/l to pki certficates for each person I
want to send mail to.
Where do I save these certicates? Whre do I install them?

Miek

Diane Poremsky said:
Typically, the certificate you installed the first time should cover
email. Whose recipients certificates are you downloading? Did you try
saving them then installing them after download?

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Mike said:
Hi, my work group needs to start using Verisign PKI Certificates. We're
using Outlook 2003 latest SP on a network.
I managed to download and install my certificate OK but when I try to
d/l Outlook email recipient certificates from the Verisign website it
prompts me to open them or save them. What do I do? What do I need to
do to get this working so I can/receive encrypted email?

Thanks,

Mike
 

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