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After receiving a replacement smartphone. a corporate user is able to open some emails but is unable to open encrypted emails. Which of the following troubleshooting steps should a technician take…
The correct answer is D. Instruct the user to wait for synchronization to complete. After receiving a replacement smartphone, the device must synchronize with the mail server to download not just emails but also the certificates and cryptographic keys required to decrypt S/MIME-encrypted messages. Encrypted emails cannot be opened until the device has received…
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After receiving a replacement smartphone. a corporate user is able to open some emails but is unable to open encrypted emails. Which of the following troubleshooting steps should a technician take NEXT?
Options
- APlace the previous certificate in escrow.
- BVerity the installation of S/MIME on the phone
- CEnsure the users public Key is in the global address list
- DInstruct the user to wait for synchronization to complete.
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C9% (2)
- D83% (19)
Explanation
After receiving a replacement smartphone, the device must synchronize with the mail server to download not just emails but also the certificates and cryptographic keys required to decrypt S/MIME-encrypted messages. Encrypted emails cannot be opened until the device has received and installed the appropriate private key/certificate through the sync process. Since the user can open some (unencrypted) emails, the mail account is configured correctly - the missing piece is the certificate sync. Placing the certificate in escrow (A) is a key management process, not a troubleshooting step. Verifying S/MIME installation (B) and checking the public key in the GAL (C) are secondary steps if waiting for sync does not resolve the issue.
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