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You need to capture there ca cert and import it into dcm on your--
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On Jan 17, 2014, at 6:42 PM, "Ed Carp" <ecarp@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 01/17/2014 12:31 PM, Bradley Stone wrote:
You don't have the proper Certification Authorities (CAs) installedthe
on
machine that you are using to connect to the secure server.in
I show a couple CAs in the certificate path that should be imported.
If you think they are there, try importing them one at a time again
starting from the top level CA, down the levels to the last one.
I have some instructions that will help retrieve the CAs and import
them
the SSL documentation at http://docs.bvstools.com
This will also happen if someone uses a self-signed certificate. Is
there a way to ignore this warning, and use a self-signed cert?
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