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NFQES Web Signer

Description

Client application for signing on the NFQES platform and using the NFQES Virtual Smart card.

Supported OS:

  • Windows 8.1 (32-bit, 64-bit)
  • Windows 10 (32-bit, 64-bit) až do 21H1
  • Windows 11 (21H2)
  • Windows Server 2012 a 2012 R2 (64-bit)
  • Windows Server 2016 (64-bit)
  • Windows Server 2019 (64-bit)
  • macOS Intel
  • macOS M1/M2
  • Linux

Instructions for installing drivers for Windows:

  1. Extract the file NFQES_Web_Signer.zip to the directory of your choice on the local disk.
  2. To install the application for your operating system, select NFQES_Web_Signer.exe.
  3. After installation, the application can be directly launched via the Windows Start menu by clicking NFQES Web signer. The application is also automatically launched when the  computer starts, and in that you can also launch the application from the taskbar.

Instructions for installing drivers for macOS:

  1. Extract the NFQES_Web_Signer_Install.zip file to a directory of your choice on the local disk.
  2. To install the application for your operating system, select NFQES Web Signer Install.pkg.
  3. After installation, the application can be directly launched via the Finder – Applications menu by clicking on the NFQES Web signer option. The application is also automatically launched when the computer starts, and in that case, you can also launch the application via Launchpad.

Linux Driver Installation Instructions

  1. Extract the NFQES_Web_Signer.tar file to the directory of your choice on your local disk.
  2. To actually install the application for your operating system, you need to install the pre-requisite using a terminal using the command – “sudo apt install -y libappindicator1
  3. To install the standalone application, you need to use the bash command for the NFQES_web_signer-Startup.sh file
  4. Once installed, the application can be directly launched via the Applications – Applications menu by clicking on the NFQES Web signer option. The application will also automatically start when the computer boots.