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3 Dec 2009If Keychain First Aid finds an issue that it cannot repair, or if you do not know your keychain password, you may need to reset your keychain. (Resetting a keychain sets aside the original default keychain file and creates a new one.)
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9 Nov 2009In this advanced article, learn how Keychain Access can be configured to search directory service nodes for published certificates in Mac OS X v10.6 and later. If your organization uses digital certificates for email signing or encryption, and publishes user certificates to a directory repository such as Active Directory or Open Directory, you can use this feature for automatic lookups of email recipient certificates. Note: This feature requires that the Mac OS X v10.6 client already be configured to use a directory service such as Open Directory, and that a keychain certificate issued by your organization’s certificate authority has been added.
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29 Oct 2009When syncing keychains via MobileMe Sync, you may be prompted for the keychain password of a different computer.
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28 Oct 2009Server Admin provides a method for securing communications between the Server Admin application and the servermgrd process running on Mac OS X Server. In order to use an SSL connection, you must first configure the Mac OS X Server com.apple.servermgrd identity preference in Keychain Access to use a trusted certificate. This can be achieved by either changing the trust on the self-signed com.apple.servermgrd certificate that is assigned to the com.apple.servermgrd identity preference by default, or by changing the com.apple.servermgrd identity preference to point to an existing trusted certificate.
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7 Aug 2009Applications signed using Workgroup Manager normally only work with the same architecture that the application was signed from (PowerPC or Intel). This article describes how to create a signing certificate that works with both PowerPC- and Intel-based Macs. The steps below should be followed on every administrator Mac that will use Workgroup Manager to sign applications. The certificate does not need to be the same on every Mac. Clients that will be using application launch restrictions do not need to have this keychain or certificate installed.
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