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Re: FTP and SSL What am I missing

Hi Kirk,

-23 means that the root CA certificate isn't trusted. I would suggest using a tool like openssl to examine the certificate chain, then verify that you have the root certificate installed in your DCM and marked trusted by your FTP client.

Good luck


Kirk Goins wrote:
A client of mine had their Certificates for a site expire. They are using it to do Secure FTP and it has been working fine until the certs expired. I have removed the old certs, added the new certs and assigned them to the FTP Client via the DCM. We started out with just 2 certs and I was getting a -23 error when attempting *SSL connection from the 400 to the offsite server. The vendor as provide 2 additional certs and now I have all 4 certs assigned to the FTP client but I'm still getting -23.

If there a log somewhere that will give me more detailed errors etc? Anyone know what I'm for getting to do?

thanks



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