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Оn May 26, 2014 at 08:30 Moscow time National Settlement Depository (NSD) will replace the unqualified certificate of the electronic signature verification key of the NSD (production environment, RSA). The users of the Web-client will have to perform the following steps:

  1. download the unqualified certificate of the electronic signature verification key (download Production environment key, RSA);
  2. add the certificate to the Certificate storage. The general procedure of adding certificate is described below on this page;
  3. on May 26 replace old non-qualified NSD certificate with the new certificate in the Web-client. See  Selecting an encryption certificate.

After these settings are made we recommend you to test the functionality of the system by sending a test message to the repository (see Web-client performance check).

 

The NSD certificate is used for encrypting messages transmitted to the repository. The selection othe certificate is performed at the first login, or at any time in the Cryptography section of the Settings form. If the certificate is not displayed in the list, it must be added in the Certificates storage.

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  1. download the NSD certificate;

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    Test environment, RSA 
    Production environment, RSA
    Production environment, RSA (you will need to use since 26 May 2014)
    Test environment, GOST
    Production environment, GOST 

  2. run Certificates storage using the Start menu→All Programs→ MOEX EDS DSSK or MICEX  APK Client(depending on the type of cryptography)→Certificates storage;

  3. select Certificates storage→Import Certificate to the local storage (see Fig. 2). This will open a window to select the certificate file (Fig. 3);

    Fig. 2 – starting to import file


    Fig. 3 – selecting a certificate 

  4. select the certificate file (see Fig. 3.1 ) and click Open (see Fig. 3.2 ). Next, the screen displays the window with information about added certificates, in which you should click OK (Fig. 4)


    Fig. 4 – information about the certificate

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