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Client applications must be set up to connect to document
security to protect documents, open policy-protected documents,
and connect to the document security web pages. See
Acrobat Help
or
the appropriate
RightsManagementExtension Help
for information
about configuring the connection within the client application.
Document security is accessed via Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).
You must install the website’s certificate in your certificate store
so that you can access document security through the client applications.
These instructions are specific to Internet Explorer, but you
can install the certificate by using any supported web browser.
For more information, see the Help for your browser.
Install the server certificate using Internet Explorer
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Open your web browser and type the base URL for document
security in the Address box. For example, type
https://[host]:[port]
.
A Security Alert dialog box appears.
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Click View Certificate, and then click Install Certificate
and select the defaults for installation. The certificate needs
to be installed in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities.
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Close your browser session.
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Open another browser window and type the same URL in the
Address box. A Security Alert dialog should not appear. This test
confirms that the certificate is properly installed.
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