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Barry Newland
Good morning,
I am currently using Outlook XP (Small Business) on my personal home
computer and have recently obtained a Common Access Card (CAC) reader from
work to allow me to read my business OWA emails.
I installed the CAC reader hardware and then installed my business DoD PKI
certificates onto my home computer as well was the various DoD Class
certificates from https://infosec.navy.mil and I am able to access my OWA
without any issues on my home computer.
My issues are that when I compose an email on my personal copy of my
Outlook XP and attempt to send an email, I receive an Outlook error message:
"Invalid Certificate" - Microsoft Outlook could not sign or encrypt this
message because you have no certicates which can be used to send from the
email address "my personal email address is listed".
My assumption is that when I installed my DoD PKI certificate onto my home
computer, it has now assigned those certificates to my personal copy of my
outlook.
I have traced the issue to the Outlook\tools\options\security tab which
has 4 check boxes, in which 2 are always checked, the "add digital signature
to outgoing messages" and "send clear text signed messages when sending
signed messages".
When I attempt to uncheck these boxes and press the "apply" button and
then "ok", I can go right back into the outlook\tools\options\security tab
and the boxes automatically are checked once again. I cannot remove these
checked boxes.
I have since removed the PKI certificates from my computer, and have
verified by looking in the "mmc console" and the IE explorer internet
options\content\certificates and has been removed, but my above problem still
occurrs.
I have contacted the Department of the Navy PKI help desk and they do not
has any idea and have claimed that it is a Microsoft issue.
I have attempted to "repair" my office XP with no luck to my "Invalid
Certificate" error message.
If anyone could assist me in figuring this issue out, it would be most
helpful.
Thank you for your time and efforts.
Barry
I am currently using Outlook XP (Small Business) on my personal home
computer and have recently obtained a Common Access Card (CAC) reader from
work to allow me to read my business OWA emails.
I installed the CAC reader hardware and then installed my business DoD PKI
certificates onto my home computer as well was the various DoD Class
certificates from https://infosec.navy.mil and I am able to access my OWA
without any issues on my home computer.
My issues are that when I compose an email on my personal copy of my
Outlook XP and attempt to send an email, I receive an Outlook error message:
"Invalid Certificate" - Microsoft Outlook could not sign or encrypt this
message because you have no certicates which can be used to send from the
email address "my personal email address is listed".
My assumption is that when I installed my DoD PKI certificate onto my home
computer, it has now assigned those certificates to my personal copy of my
outlook.
I have traced the issue to the Outlook\tools\options\security tab which
has 4 check boxes, in which 2 are always checked, the "add digital signature
to outgoing messages" and "send clear text signed messages when sending
signed messages".
When I attempt to uncheck these boxes and press the "apply" button and
then "ok", I can go right back into the outlook\tools\options\security tab
and the boxes automatically are checked once again. I cannot remove these
checked boxes.
I have since removed the PKI certificates from my computer, and have
verified by looking in the "mmc console" and the IE explorer internet
options\content\certificates and has been removed, but my above problem still
occurrs.
I have contacted the Department of the Navy PKI help desk and they do not
has any idea and have claimed that it is a Microsoft issue.
I have attempted to "repair" my office XP with no luck to my "Invalid
Certificate" error message.
If anyone could assist me in figuring this issue out, it would be most
helpful.
Thank you for your time and efforts.
Barry