Re: TLS/SSL Certificate update for IBM i ODBC

One last thought ... a lot of stuff doesn't like wildcard certs anymore. The modern replacement is SAN certs<https://www.ssl.com/article/the-essential-guide-to-san-certificates/>.
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Subject: RE: TLS/SSL Certificate update for IBM i ODBC

I have verified that the CA cert is current.

What is interesting, is that the same DSN works in Excel but not in Word. Word continues to report that the cert is not valid.