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Posted by Aaron Sanders on November 5, 2007, 1:14 pm
Please log in for more thread options Unfortunetly, I have WM5, but I did find the solution. There's a 3rd party
utility called PFXimprt by Jacco de Leeuw that does the trick. Not sure why
WM5 supports certificates but offers no way of importing them, but I guess
that's why there's a WM6 :)
"Dylan DSilva (MS)" wrote:
> SpAddCert is only used to add root certificates. Your certificate is a
> client certificate, most likely a PFX file since you also need the
> associated private key. On WM6 you can import a PFX certificate by simply
> clicking on it. Client certificates are stored in a separate certificate
> store and should not affect your OWA connection.
>
> --
> Dylan DSilva
> Software Development Engineer
> Microsoft Corporation
>
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> >I would like to configure Outlook to sign outgoing messages. However, I'm
> >not
> > sure how to import my certificate. I've already have a Storage folder and
> > a
> > server certificate on my device for connecting to OWA and using active
> > sync.
> > Can I just copy my signing cert into that folder, or do I need to run
> > SpAddCert again? Any pitfalls I should be aware of (like messing up my OWA
> > connection)?
> >
> > Aaron
>
>
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