To create and provide reports on the performed transactions to the repository in the test environment you need to:

• install the encryption software;
• add test certificates and keys to the Certificates storage.

The software can be downloaded via the links below. 

For details on how to install the software, see Software installation, RSA.

When a client has provided all necessary information (see  Obtaining access to the Web-client), test keys in archive will be sent to him by e-mail. The archive contains (Fig. 1):

• the Spr folder which contains the certificates to create a personal and local storage (profile);
  
• test private key used to create digital signature for messages sent from the client to the repository and to decrypt messages sent from the repository to the client;
• the test public key by which the incoming messages are encrypted.

 Figure 1 – non-qualified certificates

If the keys and the certificates are stored on an external drive insert it into the computer's USB port , then run Certificates storage menu using the Start menu→All Programs→ ПКЗИ СЭД МБ (MOEX EDS DSSK)→Справочник сертификатов (Certificates storage).

 If there are several profiles, the profile selection dialog will pop up when starting a Certificates storage, where you will need to select the new profile and click the OK button (Fig. 2).

 Figure 2 – profile selection

Next, you need to go to the directory containing сertificates to create a personal and local storage (profile) (Fig. 3).

 Figure 3 – directory selection

As a result, the dialog will pop up, where you will need to choose the Spr folder and click the OK button (Fig. 4).

 Figure 4 –  Spr folder

 Next, you need to close the Certificates storage to apply settings (Fig. 5). When running  Certificates storage using the Start menu→All Programs→ ПКЗИ СЭД МБ (MOEX EDS DSSK)→Справочник сертификатов (Certificates storage), a message will appear informing that the personal storage is protected with the test certificate. You need to click the OK button in this window (Fig. 6).

 Figure 5 – exit the Certificates storage                      Figure 6 – informational message