For you and your users to use d.velop documents with HCL Notes, you need to distribute the Internet certificate used by the d.velop documents application server to the client PCs using HCL Notes. The certificate is the same one you entered in the Certificate selection step during installation.
If you use a different method for distributing certificates in your organization, you can also use that method. The following procedure is an example.
Let's assume you want to distribute the certificate to the client PCs using HCL Notes.
This is how it works
Open the Domino directory of your HCL Domino server on the client PC using HCL Notes or HCL Domino Administrator.
Go to Security > Certificates and click Actions > Import Internet Certificates. The counter certificate is recognized by the server as a result of the import. To ensure that the certificate is also recognized by the client PCs, you can distribute the counter certificate using group policies in HCL Domino. You can use an existing policy or create a new one.
Go to People and Groups > Policies in HCL Domino Administrator to customize a particular group policy.
Go to the Security area and select the existing security configuration under Security Settings.
Go to the Keys and Certificates tab and select the certificate created for the security configuration.
Navigate to Administrative Trust Defaults and enable Enforce to declare the certificate as trusted.
Go to Policy > Policy Assignment to distribute the modified policy to all d.velop documents users.
Add the users and groups that will use the certificate for d.velop documents.