There is a business policy that determines whether users may access the CERF web client.  If business policy permits, users will be able to launch the web client by selecting Sessions|Manage Account.

The web interface for users (who are not system administrators) provides the functionality to  change your password and signature password,  browse your mounted collections and show collections you can access, edit workgroups and signature groups in which you are workgroup administrator, browse templates, and perform a search. 

You can log in to the web client through the Sessions|Manage Account menu, or with your regular CERF login using the CERF web client url (http(s): //<CERF server ip address: port>/CERF) and perform many of the functions that used to be available only from the Java client.  Note that when you log in through a web browser rather than through the CERF client Sessions menu, you cannot be logged in to BOTH the web client and the Java client simultaneously using the same credentials.  CERF will warn you if you are logged in elsewhere and will give you the option to end the other session.

CERF allows more than one person to have system administrator privileges.  If you have system administrator privileges, when you access the web interface, you will also be able to edit user accounts, edit Workgroups, set up digital signature Workgroups, etc.  If you are a system administrator, please refer to the CERF Administrator Manual for details.

If you are a Workgroup Administrator you can view and edit any of the workgroups and associated signature groups for the workgroups you administer.  Note that a Workgroup Administrator is not the same as a System Administrator. You can access this interface through Sessions > Manage Account. 

Note that if you are Workgroup Administrator you can also manage your Workgroups (but not signature groups) from the CERF client by selecting Sessions|Manage Workgroups from the main menu