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• With VMware View Certificate error

  Hello

  I have a display environment and when I try to connect me to view security server I got the following error:

  View the connection to the authentication server failed. The tunnel server handed a certificate that does not correspond to the expected certificate.

  I check the View Client logs (debug.txt which I enclose you) and it seems to be a different certificate so I could not affermirai connection, anyone know how to change the certificate to display in my office?

  Thank you.

  This KB, you should get repaired once you can connect to the ADSI edit tool.

  Make sure that when you connect that you explicitly set the server that you connect to localhost. Let autodetect is connected to one of your AD controllers instead of the AD LDS to view instance.

• Embedded Web Server Certificate error officejet pro 8600 more

  I can connect to the web server integrated without problem, but when I need to put in place the elements of security, it get an error on the site being bad certificate.  The first time this came, I said to go there anyway, and I was able to set up the network for the analysis of network location.  Now, he's more not let me connect.  The error message only allows me to close the site now.

  Then, I entered the address safe in Trusted Sites.  Now, he asks if I want to connect or not, but even if I say yes, it goes to the screen that won't let me close the site.

  My network is configured as 192.168.9.1, the PC is configured as 198.168.101 and the printer is set as 198.168.9.111.  I have no problem printing.

  Thank you
  ... Rich

  rdeyoungaia1,

  More often certificate errors like the one you describe can be attributed to the date and the time is not not upward. Allows you to set the date and time are set to the same as our host PC. You can do the printer by clicking Setup-> preferences-> Date & time. Change the time/date to be the same as the PC and try again. Let us know if this can help, or if something new arises.

  Good luck!

• Get 'certificate error' on all Web sites accessible.

  Problem started after a power outage, and I can't fix the Internet Explorer Security page.

  Hey ToledoGenie,

  Certificate errors occur when there is a problem with a certificate or the use of the certificate server. Internet Explorer can help keep your information secure by warning you about certificate errors.

  (1) don't you get the certificate error when you try to browse websites on the Internet or only a part of the specific sites.

  (2) what is the version of Internet Explorer you have?

  You can check the version of Internet Explore by clicking Help > Internet Explorer in the Internet Explorer menu bar.

  Here is a link that provides information about certificate errors and how to get rid of them:

  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/064af181-10b3-49e7-9eb6-ba3f07d888031033.mspx#EKC

  You can also try to optimize Internet Explorer. Here are the steps that you can follow to optimize your Internet Explorer:

  To optimize your Internet Explorer settings

  1.	If your computer is running Microsoft Windows XP, follow these steps: one. Click Start and then click Control Panel. b. Network and Internet, click connections. c. Click on Internet Options.
  2.	If your computer is running Microsoft Windows 98, Windows Millennium Edition, or Windows 2000, follow these steps: one. Click Start, click settings, and then click Control Panel. b. Click on Internet Options.
  3.	On the general tab, click on Delete Cookies in the temporary Internet files section.
  4.	When you are prompted to confirm, click OK.
  5.	Click on clear history.
  6.	When you are prompted to confirm, click OK.
  7.	Click on delete files.
  8.	Select Delete happy everything offline check box and then click OK.
  9.	Click settings.
  10.	Adjust the amount of disk space to use setting to 100 MB.
  11.	Click on view files.
  12.	When the view files window, press CTRL + A to select all files and then press DELETE.
  13.	When you are prompted to confirm, click Yes, and then close the window.
  14.	Click OK to close the settings dialog box.
  15.	Click the Security tab.
  16.	Click on the Internet icon.
  17.	Click the level button by default if it is available, and then click on apply. Repeat this step for the sensitive areas, trust and Local Intranet.
  18.	Click on the small icon, and then click Sites.
  19.	Select one of the sites that are listed, and then click on remove. Repeat this step until all sites are removed from the list. When you are finished, click Ok.
  20.	Click the Privacy tab.
  21.

  Click the button change. If the sites appear under managed Web sites, click Delete in the per Site Privacy Actions window and then click OK.

     

  These steps of the give a shot, if it does not, get back to us with the information I requested.

  Thank you

  Kind regards

  Irfan H, Engineer Support Microsoft Answers. Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• On my homepage Outlook, I get a message saying "IE blocked this site to display content with security certificate errors.

  This message is a relatively new phenomenon and does not occur with Firefox or Google Chrome.

  I recently installed Bitdefender Total Security not 2013 must not sure if this could be part of the problem.

  I tried to disable the protected mode. This led to a message Windows Firewall and other security turned off, including BitDefender. When I checked with Bitdefender, he says no security problems.

  Apart from don't use only no IE9, can someone advise on this please. I'm relatively new to computing, and I am aware that some users don't ' t like IE. I think it is ok, not the best, but useful.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  BalladofRG

  Hello
  1. this problem occur only while accessing the homepage Outlook?
  2 is your reference to Outlook.com, when you say that the homepage Outlook?

  Certificate errors occur when there is a problem with a certificate or the use of the web server of the certificate. A Web site certificate identifies the web server, and it allows Internet Explorer to establish a connection to the site. Internet Explorer can help keep your information secure by warning you about certificate errors.

  You can follow the suggestions and check out them.
  Method 1
  You can reset all default security zones.
  a.Open Internet Explorer by clicking on the button start. In the search box, type Internet Explorer, and then in the list of results, click Internet Explorer.
  b the Tools button and then click on Internet options.
  c the Security tab, and then create one or more of the following:
  Auto restore all original security levels, click Reset all zones to default level button.
  Reference:
  Change the settings for security Internet Explorer 9
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-Internet-Explorer-9-security-settings

  Method 2
  Also, try the following steps:

  a. open Internet Explorer window. Click on 'Tools', then select 'Internet Options'. This will open the Internet Options window.
  b. click on the tab "Content" in the Internet Options window. This will open the page content options.
  c. click the "Certificates" button on the page content options. This will open the certificates window.
  d. click the "Untrusted publishers" tab in the certificates window. It may be necessary to scroll horizontally to view the tab.
  e. Click to select the security certificate that you want to trust, and then click the button 'delete '. This will open a confirmation window. Click on the 'Yes' button in the window of confirmation to complete the process
  Reference:
  Certificate errors: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/certificate-errors-frequently-asked-questions
  About certificate errors
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/about-certificate-errors

  Method 3
  You can temporarily disable the security software on the computer.
  Disable the antivirus software
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/disable-antivirus-software
  Note: Antivirus software can help protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. In most cases, you should not disable your antivirus software. If you do not disable temporarily to install other software, you must reactivate as soon as you are finished. If you are connected to the Internet or a network during the time that your antivirus software is disabled, your computer is vulnerable to attacks.

• SSL certificate error

  I looked the instructions in the Guide of the VCB user as suggested in a previous thread. This applies to my environment as we use VCB. I have a Lab Environment Manager with 3.5U3 2 ESX host. How can I disable the SSL Cert error msg when you access LabManager from my browser. He's crazy my boss... Thanks in advance.

  The easiest way to eliminate this problem for all users would be to buy a certificate from a certification authority and install it.

  If you do not have to install a certificate on your server, then you're stuck fixing this one browser at a time. In IE 8, I do the following.

  1: click the certificate error box, to the right from where you enter the URL.

  2: when you click this button, you will get another dialog box (I just can't get a screenshot of this). At the bottom, click View certificates.

  3: then click on the button "install Certificate".

  4: choose "Place all certificates in the following store, then choose Trusted Root Certification Authorities" as shown below.

  The final dialog box is a warning that you can ingnore security safe.

  Other browsers have similar mechanisms to allow an outside certificate exceptions.

• Certificate error when you use the services of advertising with IE7

  whenever I try to use the commercial services administration console I MI following warning using IE7 any idea how to stop this horse? :
  
  
  
  There is a problem with this Web site's secure certificate.
  
  
  The security certificate presented by this website was not issued by an approved certification authority.
  
  Security certificate problems may indicate an attempt to fool you or intercept any data you send to the server.
  We recommend that you close this webpage and do not make this Web site.
  Click here to close this webpage.
  Continue to this website (not recommended).
  More information
  
  
  If you arrived at this page by clicking a link, check the Internet address in the address bar to be sure this is the address you've been waiting for.
  When you go to a Web site with an address as https://example.com, try to add the "www" in the address, https://www.example.com.
  If you choose to ignore this error and continue, don't get personal information on the Web site.

  Jin
  IE 7 has changed the way in which the certificates have been processed compared to IE 6. In IE 6, the user gets an option to display the certificate before continuing to view this site. In the process, the user can import the certificate into the browser trust store.
  Given that the CPS is deployed with a self-signed certificate, in IE 7, we get a certificate error.

  There is currently no work around for the same thing, except for the deployment of war file cps on an application server that has a certificate signed by an authorized signatory

  Thank you
  Sudharshan

• RES://C:\Windows\system32\mmcndmgr.dll/views.htm (error not found)

  HI, I am unable to solve this help please me...

  RES://C:\Windows\system32\mmcndmgr.dll/views.htm (error not found)
  By these Services on the server are not begin in 2008r2

  
  (1) group policy

  (2) Service Control Manager

  (3) the Client DNS events

  (4) browser

  (5) Kerberos security

  All the above services do not solve & due to this FSMO roles are
  not work & unable repeated files.

  Please help me on this point, it's to create a big problem for me here.

  Hi Varun,

  I suggest that you post this question in the Windows Server 2008 support TechNet forums: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsserver/bb512923

  Thank you.

• Window xp certificate errors

  When I type in an address to search I get certificate error. When I had the page I was for you are looking for and click on it I got it again one a forft then it keeps just happing. I try to reformat a happys yet. I change nic card to try it. So if you can help I would be appreciated

  Joel referenced article only applies to Vista SP1 and Windows Server 2008.  As you send messages in a Windows XP forum, I have to assume you have Windows XP.

  There are two things you should try:

  (1) make sure that the date and time of your computer are correct in about 5 minutes or less.  Make sure that you have selected the appropriate time zone and DST (as appropriate) as well.

  (2) your root certificates may need to be updated.  Errors of this kind can be caused by old or expired certificates root on your computer.  To update your root certificates, see the following article:

  "Members of the certificate program root Windows.
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/931125 >

  Find the paragraph titled "Root Update Package (intended for Windows XP only)" and download the package to update the certificate from the link provided and run it.  Restart your computer.

  HTH,
  JW

• PC Backup doesn't work no-internal error: Server execution failed - error Code 0 x 80080005

  Hello

  I use Vista Business SP2.

  I'm having a problem with Windows complete PC Backup. When I click on the "create backup now" trying to create a full backup of the computer, spends about 15 seconds and then this message:
  
  The backup application could not start due to an internal error:
  Server execution failed (0 x 80080005)
  Please check the configuration of your system and try again.
  
  I click on ok, and the message appears once more.

  I'm trying to save on the same disk external I used for backups. Backup of the files on this drive works fine.

  Here are a few things that may be useful to solve this problem:

  1. I recently uninstalled and tried to reinstall Sophos Anti-virus, but I can't reinstall.
  2. My computer has been restored using the backup of the computer in the past. I have not saved since.
  3. I recently changed the permissions/owner on the external hard drive that I support up to.

  Thanks in advance.

  If you have replaced TrustedIstaller with something else, which could very well be a part of the problem.  It is a user of the system and it can be called by the name of some programs and if she isn't here so the program does not know what to do.  I don't know how to solve this problem - I don't think add that a new administrator account to the user with this name will do (because it will have a different code).  In my view, that a re - install is the only way to solve this particular problem.

  Here is an article on the fixation of 4201 event viewer error: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/110886-event-viewer-error-4201-a.html but I wouldn't bother with this if you have an Installation of Windows Vista genuine disc.  Come back if this disc does not (and I don't think it will be necessary).

  CONGRATULATIONS on finding a disk for Installation of Windows Vista SP2 genuine - I guess that it's 32-bit (like your system).  It is exactly what you need - a commercial version.  The OEM versions do not work because they include device drivers specific to their computers and those who will hose your system unless they have exactly the same system for (and I don't think you can do an upgrade by using the OEM versions - at least not all of them - just a clean install {although I found a HP and it has used to update my XP system crashed then) ({I was waiting the disc of real update that I bought from Dell - not exactly kosher but finally in compliance}).  Here is the procedure: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/88236-repair-install-vista.html.  Although this will not affect your data, settings or programs, you should always back up your data before you start just be on the safe side (by copy and paste if necessary even if you can't use the full backup feature). If other procedures do not work, it is almost certain to work.  You can have a lot of updates to re - install.  What version of Vista do you have currently?  I think that the drive will work with any version of Vista (they contain probably all versions on them and that they install is governed by the Code of the product used - but I have never actually tried using a different version of disc - I only heard this said by people who seem to know what they're talking about).  The fact that it is SP2 means that you won't have to uninstall all the Service packs that is even better.  I REALLY hope it works for you.  Make sure you use the UPGRADE option or you're going to do a clean install.  If the upgrade option is grayed out, it means that it will not work (but I don't think that this will be the case).

  If the drive works (and after installing all updates), then there should be nothing to fix on your system - it should work like new.  You should be able to do your backup with no error message.  Have no other problems.  This will fix the problem with TrustedInstaller so.  I feel confident thiis will work.

  I mentioned that Acronis because first of all, it's the best backup software and secondly because there could be a workaround, because it does seem like there was another solution because you do not want to delete this special software (but now that you have the disc - which is debatable – although it is still the best software {even though) ({, as you say, it's not free}).

  As far as Windows7 goes, I refer you to the Windows7 Forum at: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7install/threads where the people who specialize in installation, the upgrade, and activation Windows7 will be more than happy to help you in the process.  I have Windows7 (my computer is not compatible and it is too costly to update since it's several components that need to be changed and my other computers are even older, so he has no hope here - I just have to wait until the "I need a new computer" but strikes me to new, but that will probably not for one or two years).  To be honest, I wouldn't intentionallly update at this point even if I could because I always wait a while before installing a new OS (generally up to the publication of its SP1 and in the case of Vista its SP2) to let other people work the new bugs - and there are some despite what you see in the ads.  Spend time on Windows7 forums, if you don't believe me.  Out of the box, she seems to be better than Vista did (which was awful) but there are still issues that need to be addressed - I'll wait instead until it is more stable (and a bit of my software is not compatible and I don't want to have to go out and buy all these updates at the same time (, because it will be too expensive overall).  But if you want to upgrade, which is perfectly fine - thousands of others do (always, especially since Vista has problems after all this time) and I totally understand.  This is just my own personal bias and procedure - I don't recommend to my clients that I recognize it as being just a personal preference rather than one-piece objective advice.  Before installing Windows7, make sure that your system is ready with the Windows7 Upgrade Advisor to: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/get/upgrade-advisor.aspx - you should perhaps update or remove some software and may not even need to upgrade certain hardware - better know before you start (especially if you go x 64 which I assume that your PC is able to treat - mine isn't).

  I hope this helps and wish you all the best in your effort to make the repair/improvement of the system.  I hope it works.  Remember that you must use your own product key to activate the software if necessary.  If it does not automatically have to activate manually, go to start, search, and type in slui 4 enter.  Enter your country and press Next.  You will be on a screen with a phone number and a bunch of codes below.  Dial the number and browse automatic guests until you get to a human being.  Have your handy product code because it will be asked.  Explain that you had a problem and you need to reinstall the OS but it's the same PC.  They should give you a code to enter on this screen to activate Vista.

  Good luck! Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• All trying to connect to hotmail account, I get a "certificate error" message

  Original title: Certificate error

  Try to connect to the hotmail account, but get a "certificate error" message whenever Help, please?

  Hi Torbin Arnolds,

  Please contact Microsoft Community.

  According to the description, it seems that you get an error message "certificate error" when trying to sign in to Hotmail account. I'll be happy to help you with this problem.

  -Is the issue limited to a specific Web site or with other sites as well?

  -Did you do changes on the computer before this problem?

  Certificate errors occur when there is a problem with a certificate or the use of the certificate server. Internet Explorer can help keep your information secure by warning you about certificate errors.

  I suggest to see the steps in the link and check if it helps.

  About certificate errors

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/about-certificate-errors

  I hope it helps. If you have any questions about Windows in the future, please let us know. We will be happy to help you.

• Blocked applications and sites due to certificate errors

  Now I get blocks of certificate on websites and applications, I used before I default on my internet options. How do I change back to stop all these blocked items and things of certificate arise?

  Thank you

  Val

  Hello

  1. What is the full error message?

  2 are. what applications you referring?

  3. what changes before this problem?

  4. do you use Internet Explorer for Web browser sites?

  5. have you checked the issue with the Internet service provider?

  Certificate errors occur when there is a problem with a certificate or the use of the certificate server.

  About certificate errors

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/about-certificate-errors

  Follow the steps in this article:

  "There is a problem with the security certificate from the website" when you try to visit a secure in Internet Explorer Web site

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/931850

• I get a Client Certificate error "name of the application object is 0 x 80094001 invalid or too long."

  I am trying to generate a client certificate for my machine windows 7 so I can make client authentication with IIS 7 server cert. I get the error above of my CA.

  «Original title: Client Certificate error "the request subject name is invalid or too long 0 x 80094001»»

  Hi matte_,

  I wish you post your question in the TechNet forums because it caters to an audience of it professionals.

  Check out the link-

  TechNet forums

  Hope this helps!

• Website "certificate error" on the computer.

  My surface poster 'certificate error' when signed in to Outlook Web App.  Is this error generated by the Server Microsoft Exchange or Internet Explorer 10 on the Tablet Surface?

  I think it's a question of IE:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Internet-Explorer/certificate-errors-FAQ#IE=IE-10

  Make sure that the date and time are set correctly on your Surface:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/clock-out-of-sync

  Kate

• Just improved 5.0 to 6.0u2 vcenter.  How do eliminate you the web client certificate error?

  We were a vSphere 5.0 shop for many years and enjoyed the client c# 4.0, 4.1 and 5.0 then days.  We just upgraded 6.0 Update 2 this week and although always, we are primarally used to the c# client and will use it for a while to come, I am getting used to the web client for the new features that are available only in it, such as SRM and VR.

  I was able to click through the numours of screens of reminder to get via Firefox after all these certificate warnings and even easier just click the one or two things in Chrome or IE to get in.  But how could eliminate total certificate errors?  Example, now I'm with Chrome, but the https:// in the address bar is red with a slash through it.

  In most all other device based on web or connection we have, as HP iLO, Dell iDrac etc... usually, we create a CSR on this device and it present our internal Windows certificate authority and recover a file to go back to the device.  Is it possible to do this with the web client?  We have a certificate of 'Server Web 2' model that generates the sha256 return certificate and inherently all field devices to trust him because the area is important our root certificate authority.

  Also, we are running services such as replication vSphere and SRM, I would not change certificate affects only or same vSphere Update Manager.  We have two sites HQ and DR.

  I ended up getting rid of the cert errors by following this page: 6 replacement vSphere SSL certificate / implementation by using the Certificate Manager-automation tool

  I followed the procedures for "Certificate of Machine (Reverse HTTP Proxy) replace with certificate custom" and just that.  I didin 't' t mess with root VMCA with custom signature certificate certificate because its seems to me like he wanted to do an endless number of the signature of the certificate request and keys.  But the first option considered for our internal Windows CA took care of her.

  For replication of vSphere 6.1.1 that I had to turn off the virtual devices from replication via customer web vSphere vSphere and then put them back on.  Then connect to their URL of web management (port 5490) and make the reconnection to the vsphere on the connection tab, where he was invited to accept the new certificate.

  For AUVS I had to run the VMwareUpdateManagerUtility.exe under C:\Program Files (x 86) \VMware\Infrastructure\Update Manager and to the third option of re - register to vCenter, and then restart the service.

  Surprisingly, SRM sites remained paired although I've read that some people have trouble with it.  I'm on 6.0 update 2 and I think one of the questions was fixed in 6.0 Update 1 b.