Upload Credentials

The TLS enabled mail server that this server will be authenticating against first has to create a PKCS#12 certificate for this machine to use TLS for authentication. Now the certificate will be uploaded here. Next, this certificate has to be downloaded to the client machine via the WebTool by the user. This is required if a TLS secured connection is to be initiated between the two mail servers.

Local File

Enter the location of the file to be uploaded on the local machine. Choosing the Browse... button will bring up a new window that will allow you to browse through the local files on the machine to choose the certificate that was previously downloaded from the TLS server/CA.

PKCS#12 Password

Enter the password for the certificate about to be uploaded. This password will be the e-mail address that was entered during the creation of the certificate.

Once both fields are completed, check the I am aware that this upload will remove any existing TLS Client credentials check-box and click Upload File.

• [NOTE:]This will overwrite any previous certificates stored on the server.

Once the certificate is uploaded the Common Name of the CA will appear under the Certificate Authority and the Common Name of the subject of the certificate (should be the hostname of this machine) will appear under the Host Certificate sections. Information pertaining to each certificate can be found by clicking the View link found to the left of the respective certificate.