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Originally Posted by obsidian440
...along with importing the cert manually to make it work. ... Or is this just a case of having a self-signed cert and I should buckled down and buy a real one ?
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Can you post a link to the instructions you used to install the cert? I ask because I noticed that when I've encountered a missing root cert from verizon, the directions we got included the steps:
11. On your phone: go to Start-File manager- Storage
12. Execute VZW_spaddcert.exe and select the certificate
I imagine those steps will just make the registry change but I'm not sure. I'd like to see the instructions you used.
Also, instead of generating a self signed cert you could quickly create a CA, sign the cert with the CA and upload the CAs public key. If you're a windows shop, that's pretty easy. Also, there are a couple free cert signers out there since you clearly aren't interested in identity validation (just encryption). Although, it's probably easier to pay the $30 and buy a go daddy cert.
12-27-2007, 01:29 PM
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