Create a new E-mail and attach the exported PFX file.Complete your password and then click OK.Click Browse and select a location to save the file.Click Select and select the correct certificate.Click File -> Options -> Trust Center -> Trust Center Settings.Open Outlook 2013, 2016 or 2019 that has already been configured for S/MIME.Users can export their own certificate and mail it to themselves using Outlook desktop:
#Mac keychain access upload certificate to gal manual#
Note: Outlook for iOS and Android will support automated certificate delivery in future releases.įigure 1: Outlook for iOS manual certificate delivery installation
Manual certificate delivery is when the certificate is emailed to the user and the user taps on the certificate attachment within Outlook for iOS to initiate the certificate’s installation. Outlook for iOS supports manual certificate delivery. In order to use S/MIME with Outlook for iOS, the user’s mailbox must be in Exchange Online. S/MIME provides encryption, which protects the content of e-mail messages, and digital signatures, which verify the identity of the sender of an e-mail message. This allows us to get features in the hands of early adopters to gather feedback before releasing to all customers. For those not familiar with TestFlight, it is Apple’s platform for distributing pre-release builds.
As some of you may have heard, late last week we released support for S/MIME in Outlook for iOS in Office Insiders via TestFlight (v3.30.0 and later). Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension (S/MIME) functionality in Outlook for iOS and Android has been a top request for several of our enterprise customers. The below article has been replaced by product content found at Important: S/MIME in Outlook for iOS is now available.
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