Delve into the world of digital certificates for Lotus Notes and Domino. This collection of resources explains how Lotus Notes certificates and Internet certificates work in a Domino Server environment and offers advice on how to manage your certificates and certificate authorities for optimum security and validation.
- Lotus
Notes digital certificates: What are they?
Source: SearchDomino.com
SearchDomino.com contributor Chuck Connell uses an easy to understand, real-world analogy to explain what Lotus Notes certificates are and how they work. - Accessing
Domino servers using Lotus Notes and Internet certificates
Source: IBM
Discover the difference between Lotus Notes certificates and Internet certificates and learn about the three types of Lotus Notes certificates you can have in a User ID. - Viewing
Lotus Notes digital certificates for people or services
Source: IBM
Learn how to view all the Lotus Notes certificates for people that you trust -- and even the ones that you don't. Also, find out how trust works and what the limitations are for a Lotus Notes certificate. - How
trust is established for a Lotus Notes digital certificate
Source: IBM
You can easily declare trust for multiple Lotus Notes certificates by trusting a specific certificate authority (CA). Once you grant trust to that certificate authority, your computer will automatically trust all Lotus Notes certificates issued by it. - Inside
Lotus Domino Certificate Authority in R6
Source: SearchDomino.com
The Server-Based Certificate Authority feature, introduced in Notes/Domino R6, provides enhanced protection for certifier IDs, better validation of Internet certificates, and an industry-standard Certificate Revocation List. - Using
Domino Certificate Authority and Password Recovery together
Source: SearchDomino.com
Find out how using Domino Certificate Authority and the Lotus Notes ID/Password Recovery feature together can deliver big benefits to an organization.
This was first published in November 2006