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Securing
This section describes IBM® Domino® security features, including execution control lists, IDs, and SSL.
Domino® server-based certification authority
You can set up a Domino® certifier that uses the CA process server task to manage and process certificate requests. The CA process runs as a process on Domino servers that are used to issue certificates. When you set up a Notes® or Internet certifier, you link it to the CA process on the server in order to take advantage of CA process activities. Only one instance of the CA process can run on a server; however, the process can be linked to multiple certifiers.
Disabling a certifier
To modify a Certifier document, you must have Editor access to the Domino® Directory. Full-access administrators and administrators have this access by default; however, be sure that all certificate authority (CA) administrators also have this access.

Disabling a certifier

To modify a Certifier document, you must have Editor access to the Domino® Directory. Full-access administrators and administrators have this access by default; however, be sure that all certificate authority (CA) administrators also have this access.

Procedure

From the Domino Administrator, click Configuration and open the Certificates view in the Server pane.
Select the certifier document you want to disable and double-click to open it.
Click Edit Certifier.
On the CA Configuration tab, disable the CA process for the certifier.
Click Save and Close.

CAUTION: If you disable the CA process for a certifier, and later want to enable it, you must open the certifier document and enable it. You can also repeat the CA migration process to enable it -- however, this creates a new ICL database for the certifier.