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DoD CaC card and email encryption for Outlook 2003
I have users who are using Active Client 6.0 with their CaC cards to access DoD websites. Some users are using them with their email in Outlook 2003 to digitally sign and encrypt emails. The perosn who set that up is no longer here. For some reason I cannot get it to work. I use Active Client to make the certificates available to Windows and it does that successfully. The pdf that is attatched to this is what I used. When I try and publich it to the GAL it says there are no valid certificates to publish. The cert dates are saying they are valid. When I try and send an email digitally signed it says there are no valid certificates to use with this email account. There are opther people in our organization who are using DoD certificates to digitally sign and encrypt corporate email. Can anyone help?
Outlook2003SignandEncryptEmailv1.pdf
Outlook2003SignandEncryptEmailv1.pdf
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Can I do this even though these certs were issued by the the US NAVY? These are DoD certs from a CaC card. Can I publish them in our corporate Domain AD?
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Im trying to get this user to encrypt email using his corporate email account to recipients with .mil accounts.
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O.K. I will give it a try.
1 - Export the certificate using the ActiveClient Software. (I think PKCS #7 format)
2 - Import the cert for the user using Active Directory User and Computers. Right click the user and go to Propterties then 'Publish Certificates' tab. Select the "Add from file" button and import the cert...
See if that works for you.