2. Using the Domino Designer, create the Domino Certificate Authority application on the server using the Domino R5 Certificate Authority template (CCA50.NTF). To view the template file, select the option Advanced templates. You can name the application anything you wish -- for example, CERTCA.NSF.

3. Edit the ACL of the Domino 5 Certificate Authority database, as follows:

1. Add the names of the administrators who will issue and manage Internet certificates. Assign Editor with Delete access and the [CAPrivlegedUser] role to each administrator.
2. Set the -Default- access to Author with Create documents privilege.

Tip To hide the Domino Certificate Authority application so that it doesn't appear when users choose File - Database - Open and when Web clients browse a database list, deselect "Show in Open Database Dialog" on the Tools tab in the Database Properties box.

Related topics

Setting up a Domino server as a Web server
Creating a CA key ring file and certificate
Setting up a Domino 5 certificate authority

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