GroupWise Internet Access
Sending Encrypted Messages: Part 1 Establishing Security Certificates.(47) - 
You may or may not be aware of this, but email is generally sent across the wire (the internet) in plain text unencrypted and open for surreptitious viewing. If you work in a sensitive area, where the information you transmit across the internet could have legal consequences (such as the case with medical records, law enforcement, or other litigious practice), you may want to pay particular attention to this tutorial. In this tutorial you will learn to obtain and install a certificate, trust someone and install their public key, and send that person an encrypted message.
Sending Encrypted Messages: Part 2 Installing your Thawte Certificate (48) - Installing a certificate Once you have successfully requested a certificate from Thawte, you will receive an email linking you to a page where you may download and install your certifiacte. The video for this episode is contained in part one.
Sending Encrypted Messages: Part 3 Trusting keys and Sending the Secure Message. (49) If you have been following along in this three part tutorial, we find ourselves here at the last step in this process. In this part we will look at the process of importing a public key that has come to you by way of a digitally signed message. This part of the tutorial is demonstrated using the Windows client for GroupWise.
Using GroupWise to check other POP and IMAP accounts. (26) - Most people these days have several email accounts for work and personal correspondance. This tutorial will show you how you can use GroupWise to manage all your mail accounts.
Changing the properties of other POP and IMAP accounts in GroupWise. (27) - If you have followed the tutorial above (#26) and you need to make changes to the settings of your POP/IMAP account, follow this tutorial to find out how.
Sending mail from other POP and IMAP accounts using GroupWise (28) - Simple as that. This tutorial rounds out this series starting with tutorial #26.
Configuring POP and IMAP email clients to read GroupWise Mail.
