Automatic encryption of outgoing emails with S/MIME

If required, all the emails destined for the Internet can be automatically encrypted, provided the recipient has a public S/Mime certificate. The way to do this is to set up a group which lists all the email recipients with a public certificate.

The alternative option is to query the certificate database, as described here:

Step by step:

iQ.Suite Address Rule

The certificate database (default is g_cert.nsf in the iQ.Suite data directory)

The information must be entered relative to the Domino data directory. The view "CertificatesInternetadress" contains all the active S/Mime certificates sorted by Internet address.

Crypt Mail Job

Select the rule created above (you can add your own rules if you need to).

If you want the email to be sent even if the active public certificate does not have "Trusted" status, you need to deactivate the following fields:

On Error – Stop Mail
On Error – Notify Sender

Also, the "Subject upon success" field should be EMPTY, so that the recipient does not incorrectly receive the message that the email has been encrypted.
From now on, all the emails sent to recipients with an active S/Mime certificate will be encrypted.

Note: As already mentioned, all the active S/Mime certificates are used, irrespective of other statuses or validity.