Otherwise, it is very important that international callers dial the UITF format exactly as indicated. NOTE: Smart Phone users may use the 1-800 numbers shown in the table below. Outside North America: 1-61 (or see the list below) If you have any questions or concerns please contact the Entrust Certificate Services Support department for further assistance: If you loose the private key, it will be necessary to generate a new request and repeat this process. Once you have completed this procedure, create a backup copy of the sslcert directory and save it to external media. Restart Kerio MailServer and reconnect to the administration console.Ģ. In Configuration/SSL Certificates, select the new certificate and choose the 'set as active' button in the bottom right corner.ģ. Restart the Kerio MailServer service to activate the new signed certificate. All files should have the same name, for example server1.csr, server1.key and server1.crt. For example server1.crt.Īt this point, you should have three files: the request ( *.csr), the private key ( *.key), and the certificate ( *.crt). This is the request file, it should be named something like server1.csr.ģ. Copy the signed certificate into this directory using the same name as the request file, but with the. Windows: C:/program files/kerio/mailserverĢ. Locate the *.csr file. Once you have received the certificate in X.509 base-64 encoded format, this exact information must be saved as *.crt to some location on the local hard drive. Part 2 of 3: Server Certificate Installation The request information will appear in a separate window. View the request file by selecting the request, and Show -> request. Note: The 'Hostname' (external DNS of the site) MUST resolve to the IP address of your Kerio MailServer in order for the certificate to work.ģ. From the Administration Console, locate the Configuration/SSL Certificates dialog.Ģ. Part 1 of 3: Keypair and CSR generation 1.
Entrust does NOT use intermediate certificates for standard or advantage type certificates. Please note: Kerio MailServer does not support server-side intermediate certificates. Testing for this guide was performed on a MAC OS X Tiger Server.
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