Novell Certificate Server is compatible with NetWare 5.1/6 and eDirectory. Novell Certificate Server is used to create X.509 certificates, which are a key component of the S/MIME standard. This AppNote explains how you can capitalize on the value already built into the Novell NetWare environment by leveraging eDirectory and Novell Certificate Server. The recipient addresses and the subject of the message are not encrypted. When you send a secure and encrypted message, the entire message body and the attachments are encrypted. Examples of messages that you may want to send secure and encrypted include: An 'encrypted' message is one that can only be read by the stated recipient. A 'secure' message is one that only the stated recipient can receive. Some e-mail users are required to send secure and encrypted messages. GroupWise 6.5, NetWare 5.1 and 6, Novell Certificate Server 2.0, Novell eDirectory 8.6 or laterįamiliarity with GroupWise, NetWare, and eDirectory GroupWise, e-mail, security, encryption, digital certificates Sending Secure/Encrypted Messages with GroupWise 6.5: User's Guide.Note: The User's Guide portion of this AppNote is available as a separate Adobe Acrobat (PDF) file that you can download and print out for your users. It details the preparatory steps that must be taken by the GroupWise administrator, and then presents a User's Guide for instructing users how to proceed. This AppNote explains how to send secure and encrypted e-mail messages, which can only be received and read by the stated recipient.

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