Download the GlobalSign Root certificate

Download the GlobalSign Partners certificate

Download the TrustwaveCA certificate

Rename all three files so that their file extension is ".txt". The mkkf utility can only find files that end in .txt. Also, retrieve your certificate from the e-mail sent to you when your certificate was issued. Within the ZIP file that was sent, your certificate is the file which ends in .cer. Rename it so that it ends in .txt. Move your certificate and the intermediates onto the Lotus Domino Go Server.

Now, start the mkkf utility in the same directory as your certificates. This will save you from being required to type all of the paths for your certificates.

Choose "R" and then enter the filename of the first intermediate, GSRoot.txt. Enter "GSRoot" for the label. Press "W" and then "L". Find the "GSRoot" and select "S". Choose "T" to mark it as a trusted root certificate. Press "Y" to confirm, then enter, then "X".

Reopen the mkkf utility and do the following:

Choose "R" and then enter the filename of the first intermediate, GSInt.txt. Enter "GSInt" for the label. Press "W" and then "L". Find the "GSInt" and select "S". Choose "T" to mark it as a trusted root certificate. Press "Y" to confirm, then enter, then "X".

Reopen the mkkf utility a third time and do the following:

Choose "R" and then enter the filename of the first intermediate, TrustwaveCA.txt. Enter "TrustwaveCA" for the label. Press "W" and then "L". Find the "TrustwaveCA" and select "S". Choose "T" to mark it as a trusted root certificate. Press "Y" to confirm, then enter, then "X".

Reopen the mkkf utility one last time and do the following:

Choose "R" and then type the name of your SSL certificate file, i.e. www.yourdomain.com.txt. Choose "W" and then "L". Choose "N" until you find your certificate, then press "S" to select it. Choose "F" to mark this key as the default, then press "X" to exit. Choose "C" to create a stash file and then press "X" and "Y" which exits the utility and saves your changes.