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- Administrator’s guide for administration and installation of Open-EID on the basis of version 20.05
- Instructions for globally configuring and locking configurations for location of the access certificate, password and IP-based access necessary for signing in the DigiDoc4 client.
- Manual installation of Trust Service Status Lists of certificates in DigiDoc client
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Administrator’s guide for administration and installation of Open-EID on the basis of version 20.05
The latest version of Open EID software has become installation component-based. A central configuration admin interface has been added, allowing the software configuration settings in the user’s computer to be updated from the State Information System Authority (RIA) servers.
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Instructions for globally configuring and locking configurations for location of the access certificate, password and IP-based access necessary for signing in the DigiDoc4 client.
Instructions for globally configuring and locking configurations for location of the access certificate, password and IP-based access necessary for signing in the DigiDoc4 client.
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Manual installation of Trust Service Status Lists of certificates in DigiDoc client
DigiDoc4 uses Trust Service Status Lists (TSLs) to check the trustworthiness of certificates of BDOC and ASiC-E files both upon signing and signature validation.
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DigiDoc container format life cycle
An overview of DigiDoc container formats supported by different versions and components of the ID-sofrware.
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Signing and encrypting Office Outlook 2016 e-mails with SK certificates (Windows)
Instructions for signing and encrypting e-mails in Outlook 2016.
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“Managed by your organization” message in Chrome
During installation of ID software, Token Signing plugin is automatically installed by Chrome and automatically activated. Chrome displays a message, “Managed by your organization”, under settings-
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ID-card generations supported in different versions of the ID-software
During the lifetime of the ID-card, the card’s security elements, design and the chip firmware have all changed.
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Allowing plugins necessary for Google Chrome (Token Signing) via Active Directory
Allowing the Google Chrome plugin Token Signing, necessary for use of ID-card, using Active Directory.
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List of URLs contacted internally by the ID-card software
List of addresses contacted internally by the ID-card software.
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Microsoft Edge and “older technology“
Are Microsoft Edge users automatically redirected to Internet Explorer when they visit a website? Instructions and help for service providers and web admins.
