Managed File Transfer User Guide

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Processing Signed and Encrypted Emails

Before retrieving digitally signed email messages, the sender's public certificate will first need to be imported into

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so the sender can be authenticated. For more information about retrieving digitally signed emails, please refer to the Quick Start for Secure Email.

Before retrieving S/MIME encrypted Email messages, you need to first create an SSL Certificate in the Default Private Key Store. Then you should export the public portion of the certificate and give it to the intended sender. The sender can use your public certificate to encrypt any emails they send to you. For more information about decrypting emails, please refer to the Quick Start for Secure Email.

Email messages may contain one or more message bodies. For example, if the sender's mail client is setup to send both text and html formats, the retrieved email will have two message body files. The name of those files will be messagebody.txt and messagebody.html respectively. If you choose to save message bodies on the Retrieve Email task, then both of those bodies will be stored in the Destination Directory.

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Managed File Transfer User Guide

Managed File Transfer User Guide

Processing Signed and Encrypted Emails

Processing Signed and Encrypted Emails