Adding Root Certificate Authority to Thunderbird Email Client
Introduction
This guide outlines the procedure to add root certificate authority to Mozilla Thunderbird email client.
- PLATFORM:
Windows 7/Vista - DIFFICULTY:
Easy - TIME REQUIRED:
10 min - LAST UPDATED:
10/28/2011


Configuration Guide
Before opening Mozilla Thunderbird, download the Root Certificate by RIGHT clicking on the link below and select Save As…:
Centennial Arts Certificate Authority Class 1:G1 Root Certificate (PEM) – Download Now
-Go to the Tools > Options menu in Thunderbird.
-Select Advanced at the top and click the Certificates tab.
-Click the View Certificates button.
-Select the Authorities tab and click the Import… button.
-Select the downloaded certificate and click OK
-Check the items Trust this CA to identify web sites., Trust this CA to identify web email users., and Trust this CA to identify software developers.
-Click OK
-Click OK on the “Certificate Manager” window to close it.
-Click OK on the “Options” window to close it.
