Install DoD Certificates on Mac
As a military user with an email address ending in @mail.mil, installing Defense Department (DoD) certificates on your Mac is a straightforward process. This guide will walk you through the steps to ensure secure access to your Outlook Web Access account.
To begin, open Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome and navigate to the Outlook Web Access sign-in screen. Once there, click 'Yes' on the security warning that appears and then click 'OK' once the certificates are installed.
Next, select 'Install DoD Certificates' and click the 'Install Certificates' icon. You will then be prompted to follow a series of steps:
1. Click 'Next' on the 'Installing DoD certificates is easy' window.
2. Once installed, click 'Run InstallRoot' and click 'Yes' if existing certificates are found.
If you see a message indicating that your computer is running a 64-bit operating system, click the '64-bit' link on the website to download InstallRoot. You can also check your system type by pressing the Windows key + S, typing 'msinfo32,' and then pressing Enter.
Note that if you do not have administrator rights on your Windows PC, you will need to download a different installer. Click the 'Non Administrator' link on the website to obtain the non-administrator version of InstallRoot.
With these certificates installed, you will be able to access your military email account securely and confidently. Before proceeding with any sensitive communications or transactions, it is essential to ensure that you have the correct certificates installed on your computer.
By following these simple steps, you can ensure a secure connection to your Outlook Web Access account and enjoy uninterrupted access to your military email.
