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Ponton X/P 2.3 ? Installation and Configuration Guide

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Quick-Starting the Software<br />

If you activate the Send request to CA check box your request will be sent directly to<br />

the CA (using the configured E-Mail connection). Otherwise, you will see a page with a<br />

text box containing the certificate request. This page includes an e-mail link that can<br />

be used to submit the certificate request to the <strong>Ponton</strong> CA.<br />

For further details on working with certificates see the Partner Certificates section<br />

(beginning on page 48).<br />

Basic testing without certificates<br />

If you decide to run your initial tests without installing certificates for your partner<br />

configurations, please note that the following settings have to be modified to<br />

compensate for the absence of a certificate.<br />

For your local partner configuration:<br />

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<strong>Configuration</strong> → Partners → → Processing<br />

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Deactivate the Signing <strong>and</strong> Encryption options<br />

<strong>Configuration</strong> → Partners → → Packaging<br />

Deactivate the Use XML Signatur option<br />

For each of your remote partner configurations (see below):<br />

<strong>Configuration</strong> → Partners → → Processing<br />

Deactivate the Signing <strong>and</strong> Encryption options<br />

<strong>Configuration</strong> → Partners → → Packaging<br />

Deactivate the Use XML Signatur option<br />

<strong>Ponton</strong> X/P <strong>2.3</strong> – <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Configuration</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 17

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