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• ISP says "update of digital certificates expired" now no outgoing doesn't email - HELP

  That's what the ISP told me: "it seems that things worked until the moment when we updated our.
  digital certificates expire this morning. You may need to accept the new
  certificate (that I had to do on my iPhone/iPad). All e-mail applications
  differ in the way they treat the SSL certificates. Please see your
  Help files request for more information on how to import or accept a car
  signed digital certificate.

  I looked in 'view certificates' and 'validation', but I don't see anything to change or do... So, how can I accept this "new" certificate

  Thanks in advance!

  Craig

  If your ISP uses self-signed certificates ask them when they intend to become a professional store. Free self-signed certificates are basically something that exists to allow analysis of configurations without fees to pay for certificates. This leaves a loophole for tight companies, generally jobs of MOM and dad, or firms, who are simply stretched to use the correct string of voting trust and pay for their certificates.

  Not properly issued SSL certificates requires no acceptance, that the issuer or someone higher in the chain of trust is pre approved by Mozilla. It is extremely poor security to allow users wont accept SSL certificates and they are not experts in these things and could easily appove a certificate that makes their raw text of communication to third parties.
  You are done better with unsecured connections, you're free of those signed. At least you know your vulnerable.

  However, if you go to the menu Tools > options > advanced > certificates and Tower of the verify option you could do better. They are not probably set up as they sign free. Other than the view certificates and remove all those that you already have for them.

• site certificate expired may 30

  Hi Matt & Mark - it seems that the SSL from Motorola certificate expired 5/30?

  @dr wiremore

  Yes the certificate has been renewed and the error for the OP no longer exists.

  The error you see is because Android phones do still not consider the certificate of higher education properly. I use several phones android on the site an am unable to get this error. I'll look into this again if. I assure you that the website is safe to visit, but your phone is by looking at the secondary certificate and see Verisign as site name instead of supportforums.motorola.com which generates this error.

  The information provided is interesting because our certificate was issued on 03/06/10 and is valid until 13/06/11. I'll see if I can reproduce this problem and work to correct. Thank you for taking the time to let know me.

  Mark

  Support Forums Manager

• All light Emily let me (security certificate expired) and an error in what is the ssl solution

  All light Emily let me (security certificate expired) and an error in what is the ssl solution

  Hello

  ·         What is you receive the exact error message?

  ·         When you receive the security error certificate expired?

  You can also visit the link of the article of Microsoft that will guide you on how to ask questions below.

  How to ask a question

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555375

• AnyConnect VPN - certificate expired error Java

  Hello

  Since April 4, 2015, Java has been blocking the process of installing AnyConnect via web-deployment (see screenshot). It indicates there is a certificate expired with these details:

   Issuer CN=VeriSign Class 3 Code Signing 2010 CA, OU=Terms of use at https://www.verisign.com/rpa (c)10, OU=VeriSign Trust Network, O="VeriSign, Inc.", C=US Validity [From: Wed Jan 02 19:00:00 EST 2013, To: Sat Apr 04 19:59:59 EDT 2015] <----------------------------- Subject CN="Cisco Systems, Inc.", <----------------------------- OU=Digital ID Class 3 - Microsoft Software Validation v2, O="Cisco Systems, Inc.", L=Boxborough, ST=Massachusetts, C=US 

  This certificate is not detected at the entry "show crypto ca cert" on the SAA - it is NOT our certificate, as it is given to "Cisco Systems, Inc.", and he has clearly exceeded.

  We manage the Software ASA 9.1.6 and this behavior happens (at least) the past three versions of Java.

  Does anyone else have this problem? Is there something that can be done (server side) to solve this problem?

  Thanks in advance...

  Hi mknaebelcu

  The problem has to do with the AnyConnect Client deployed and not with any certificate on the SAA.

  See bug CSCut80840

  https://Tools.Cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCut80840/?reffering_site=dumpcr

  Should contribute to an upgrade to 3.1.8009 or 4.0.2052

• DMP error certificate expired on-screen display

  I came today to find that most of the players around the company popped up an error displaying the certificate expired.  The first thing to check the firmware on the players and some of them were 5.2.3 so I advanced and improved their to 5.3.6.  However some of them have been already updated with the new firmware.  I recorded parameters and restarted the machine and they had to go back to work, but some of them have strange messages along the bottom such as "no entry".  The fact that I 5.2.3 running my DMM has anything to do with this error?  I checked and there is a "fix", but I wanted to check the forums first to see if anyone has had this problem before.  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Yes the patch should solve your problem of certificate.  Having said that it is not a good idea for run you DMM to 5.2.3 and the DMP to 5.3.6 as a deployment to compare.  The DPM and the DMM should always be at the same level of output.  You should think likely to upgrade your DMM after checking all your DMP run 5.3.6.

  Good luck

  John

• Z10 Z10 blackBerry browser - certificate expired bug

  Hello

  I hope this is a good place for bug reports! In any case, the Z10 browser gives me a "certificate expired" error for https://nexusmail.uwaterloo.ca , but inspection of the certificate indicates an expiration on September 26, 2014, which is still in the future. I suspect that it is a bug in the browser Z10 because I can't reproduce this problem on other platforms; loads of site without a certificate expired using the error

  -26.0 Firefox and chrome under Linux 27.0.1453.93

  -Chrome 32.0.1700.102m, 26.0 Firefox and Internet Explorer 10.0.9200.16750 on Windows 7

  Also, the QUALYS SSL scanner, despite finding other faults in their configuration, to find a path of trust for the certificate and also concludes that it has not expired:

  https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=nexusmail.uwaterloo.ca&hideResults=on

  BB10 version I use is 10.2.1.537 (updated yesterday). However, this problem was present for 2-3 days before the update (sorry that I do not remember the previous version of BB10).

  See you soon,.

  Michael

  So I checked the website on my computers browser and the root certificate is already updated it.

  10.2.1 to research in the environment-> Security-> Certificates-> all I see two GlobalSign Root CA certificates.  One of them has expired yesterday, and it seems that using the device.

  If you open the certificate expired and uncheck the Trusted it will use the other certificate and you won't have an exception of security on the device to open the site more.

• ASA view user certificates expiration date

  Hello!

  There's ASA with remote VPN access and the users are authenticated using third party signed certificates (it's not local ASA).

  When the user certificate expires I can see it in syslog messages. For example:

  % ASA-3-717009: failed validation of certificate. The certificate date is out-of-range, serial number: (...)

  I would like to know if there is an opportunity to see certificate expiry date in advance, for example, the user, 3 days before?

  Thank you!

  Hi Oleg,

  the user should get a warning when its certificate expires, but on the SAA you cannot detect that, sorry.

  HTH

  Herbert

• Certificate expired on a server that has only the client VMware and VMware workstation

  Our scanners detected security certificate expired vmware on a server. The only products currently running on this server are VMware workstation and the vSphere client. I looked in all the installed certificates and their lack of vmware. When I open a web browser and go to the IP address of servers using port 443 I get a message of invalid certificate and look a certificate it shows expired recently, and was published by VMware. Where can I find this certificate and what is used to indicated the products installed on this system?

  The certificate was for workstation server configurations (connection sharing VMs/Remote). Just disabled the sharing feature because it is not used.

  Find the certificate in the program data-file VMware. Could not find information on renewal, only how to replace it.

• Operations Manager certificate expires message during installation

  We strive to vCenter Operations Manager and after I installed it I went to do the initial configuration and had this certificate error.

  "Certificate expired on 25/04/09 05:51. Cannot perform the requested operation ".

  I don't know what its about certificate or how to fix it. Any ideas?

  Check the certificate of the vCenter Server with the IP 10.100.10.27.

  According to what the vcenter was installed originally, it may have a certificate that only had an expiration date of 2 years.

  You should be able to use OpenSSL to check the expiration dates of the certificate.  If you need to generate new certificates, then check this KB:

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1009092

  Best regards

  Jon Hemming

• "Certificate expired" errors - my clock was bad, but it's fixed now, mistakes still happen

  I recently reinstalled windows 8.1 and started from scratch with firefox. My clock of the computer somehow obtained a day before in the process, so all my browsers gave me errors. I fixed the date and all other browsers are fine, but Firefox still gives me "this connection is not approved - user certificate has expired" whenever it tries to load a site https (even google).

  I tried to erase everything in Firefox, up to and including completely uninstall and reinstall and it is still giving me these errors, fresh out of the installer, with the time / the correct date on the clock. Help?

  Edit to add: good... so I put my clock forward a new day, and the errors went away (for firefox, they returned in other browsers). And then I put it back again, and mistakes had disappeared, but only on sites that I visited while the clock was wrong. I guess that this imposes a kind of site by site reset or something? I still want to know what caused it, however, so I don't have to change the date of my computer whenever I visit a new https: site in firefox.

  Edit 2: and... I have to go and do again for each site every time I close and re-open firefox.

  If you haven't already done so, could you try to rename the Firefox certificate store file, cert8.db, so a new startup of Firefox? Here's how:

  Open the settings folder (AKA Firefox profile) current Firefox help

  • button "3-bar" menu > "?" button > troubleshooting information
  • (menu bar) Help > troubleshooting information
  • type or paste everything: in the address bar and press Enter

  In the first table of the page, click on the view file"" button. This should launch a new window that lists the various settings files.

  Leave this window open, switch back to Firefox and output, either:

  • "3-bar" menu button > button "power".
  • (menu bar) File > Exit

  Break while Firefox finishing his cleaning, then rename cert8.db to something like cert8.old (Note: If your Windows does not display the .db extension, you can enable the display of file extensions using the steps described in this article: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/wi.../show-hide-file-name-extensions)

  Launch Firefox back up again. You can visit most normally secure sites?

• How to replace failed to load due to certificate expired?

  I'm trying to load a Facebook game I play regularly. The certificate has expired today. Firefox will not allow me in it, and there is no option to continue on, to add an exception or replace the problem. How can I ignore this warning (because I know that the site) and continue towards the site of the game Facebook (criminal case)? There is no window "Automatically add" in the top corner such as cited in the following troubleshooting information. There is NO choice here. How can I continue on the site?

  Criminal case? See this thread for a temporary workaround: why I can't have criminal case on Facebook?

• NPP certificate expires

  My friend have two applications that use NPP: certificates APNS (time develop and production) expires in a few days and I don't know what I'm doing, I'm new on App Store: I the Fund a new (for each) on the Developer Portal and I should know if I do anything on my server.

  Thank you.

  I downloaded aps_development.cer and Developer portal aps_production.cer (App ID-> Edit-> download) but when I clicked on the certificates in Keychain Access I do not see the triangle to expand the certificate, so I don't see what I need (private key). I followed this guide to renew my certificate, but the certificate of production that I downloaded is not named aps_production_identity.cer...

  Can someone help me?

• I want to get an exception for an unreliable site (which is important and fine), but he said no licence necessary so will not add exception yet still does not work because the certificate "expires" last month.

  I want to access my school web-based email and did two years and suddenly, it won't work. He said that the site is not approved and validation is necessary. I click on "I understand the risks" then 'Add Exception '. It comes up with "this site offers valid, verified identification. There is no need to add an exception "." The Add Exception button is not powered. When I receive details it says "could not verify this certificate because it has expired".
  How can I get Firefox to accept my Exception add?

  Sorry about that, I seem to have missed that you are on a Mac.
  
  On Mac, using Firefox > Preferences rather than Firefox/tools > Options

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Menu_differences
  • Windows: Firefox (Tools) > Options
  • Mac: Firefox > Preferences
  • Linux: Edit > Preferences

• HTTPS port 8443 possess a certificate expired

  Hello community,

  I have this problem for 3 days... My https 8443 port is having an expired certificate... How can I change/extend this certificate, because it's always request authorisation from my camera if I want to register/cancel my request to push again and again...

  I already seek and read information on automatically create a certificate using the keytool or openssl utility, but still does not not with meT.T...

  Does anyone know step by step to solve this problem pliz?

  Thanks for your reply... Really appriciate it...

  Huff... I can just extend the expiry date of the certificate... But still his status = "not approved"...

  Hmm, I guess he must have signed by CA (Certificate Authority)...