Review your settings and click Finish to import your certificate.

Unless your administrator has specified otherwise, you should leave this at the default Place all certificates in the following store option.Ĭlick 'Next' to proceed to the the last step - completing the Certificate Import Wizard. You will be prompted to choose the certificate store for your certificate. If you have forgotten your password, contact your system administrator who will be able to reset it for you.Ĭlick Next. To complete the installation process, you are required to enter the PIN (password) you set up for the certificate during the enrollment process. Now you need to change type of the file, select 'Personal Information Exchange (.p12)' from the drop down box, locate your certificate file (.p12) and click 'Open' (see below).Ĭlick Next. In the 'Certificates interface', make sure the 'Personal' tab is selected, click 'Import' and then click 'Next'.Ĭlick 'Browse' in the next step and navigate to the location of your PKCS12 certificate file.

Select the 'Content' tab and then click the 'Certificates' button.

The Eudora mail client itself does not manage personal authentication certificates but uses the Windows certificate store instead.Ĭlick Start > Control Panel > Internet Options You can then follow the ' import' instructions in this document. You then need to transfer it to this computer (email it to yourself or save the certificate file to USB then copy over).

If your certificate is not already installed on the computer you are using, then please export it from the machine on which it resides using one of the browsers listed on the CPAC main page. You can skip straight to ' Signing and Encrypting'. If you originally applied for the certificate on the same computer as your Eudora installation then it should already be installed.

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