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August 4th 06, 09:47 PM
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Cannot open email with a Digital Signature
I receive the following message when I attempt to open an email with a
digital signature attached. "Cannot open this item. Your Digital ID name can not be found by the underlying security system." The email server is Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise edition and I am using Outlook 2003 for the client. 
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August 7th 06, 03:37 PM
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Cannot open email with a Digital Signature
danbos wrote:
I receive the following message when I attempt to open an email with a digital signature attached. "Cannot open this item. Your Digital ID name can not be found by the underlying security system." The email server is Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise edition and I am using Outlook 2003 for the client. This means that the person who sent you the message encrypted that message with a public key that belongs to someone other than you. They must use your public key, which means you must have a certificate, when encrypting a message. -- Brian Tillman
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August 7th 06, 04:56 PM
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Cannot open email with a Digital Signature
What it turned out to be was our Symantec Mail Security was blocking the
signature file. Once I allowed this to pass through everything worked fine. Thanks for your input!!! "Brian Tillman" wrote: danbos wrote: I receive the following message when I attempt to open an email with a digital signature attached. "Cannot open this item. Your Digital ID name can not be found by the underlying security system." The email server is Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise edition and I am using Outlook 2003 for the client. This means that the person who sent you the message encrypted that message with a public key that belongs to someone other than you. They must use your public key, which means you must have a certificate, when encrypting a message. -- Brian Tillman
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