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About Packet Protect Certificate Support

Packet Protect supports Entrust/Entelligence* certificates. To use certificates with Packet Protect, you must have a certificate issued to you. Contact your administrator for assistance in obtaining a certificate.

You must have special Entrust/Entelligence software running on your computer. Use the Entrust software to install and configure the certificate and create the profile. You cannot run the Packet Protect Certificate Installation unless you have already installed and configured on your computer.

When you install and configure Entrust on your computer, you will get a user name and password that you must use to log on to Entrust. Each time you reboot your computer, you will have to log on to Entrust. You may also be prompted to log on to Entrust when, for example, you make changes to your Packet Protect configuration.

See http://www.entrust.com/entelligence/ for more information about Entrust/Entelligence.


Select Certificate Authority

Use the drop-down menu to select the certificate authority that you want to use.

You cannot use a certificate authority that is not listed in the drop-down menu. If you have any questions about which certificate to use, click Cancel to end the certificate installation program and contact your administrator for more information.

Note:

At present, only Entrust/Entelligence* certificates are supported.

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Set Up Certificate

You cannot set up your certificate in Packet Protect until you have installed Entrust/Entelligence* and created a profile. Contact your Entrust adminstrator if you have any questions or concerns about your Entrust/Entelligence profile.

Certificate Authority .ini file

The certificate installation program locates the .ini file associated with the certificate authority that you chose on the previous screen. The path of this .ini file is displayed. You should use this path unless instructed by a network administrator to use another path to an alternate .ini file.

Certificate Authority .epf file

When Entrust/Entelligence was installed on your computer, a profile was created. These profiles (files with a .epf suffix) are used by Entrust /Entelligence to identify your certificate. The certificate installation program locates this file and displays the path to the .epf file. You should use this path unless instructed by an administrator to use another path to an alternate .epf file.

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