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Notes Domino Server Config Setting?

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Notes Domino Server Config Setting?

Notes Domino Server Config Setting?

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I am a fledgling Domino Admin (I would rather not be but...) and we have a little issue I was hoping some might be able to help with.
When our users have a Certificate that is about to expire they get a pop up offering to send an email to the admin or send the cert to get it recertified.
For some reason this does not work and we cannot figure out where these automated emails are going nor can we find where we can set what email acct to have them sent TO as we would like to have them go to our help desk to get tickets created and therin track this better.

So, where in Domino will I find the setting to tell it where to send these recert reqs?

TY in advance for taking the time to read and/or respond!

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