Re: Certificate expired

liamwalk · ‎02-21-2002

When I run RME->Configuration Management->NetConfig, I get the following message:

Warning - The authenticity of this content cannot be verified, therefore it cannot be trusted.

A certificate (signing or issuer) has expired.

Is there a fix I can apply to supress this message?

nhabib · ‎02-21-2002

Please specify the version of RME that you are

running, as well as type / version of browser

liamwalk · ‎02-21-2002

Running RME 3.3 and Internet Explorer v5

nhabib · ‎02-21-2002

Have you downloaded / installed the cd1 ed4 patch

from the following location?

liamwalk · ‎02-22-2002

Yes - the patch was installed. Would it be worth re-installing the patch??

Thanks

nhabib · ‎02-22-2002

Try clearing the cache and restarting the browser first:

- Tools -> Internet Options -> Delete Files (Delete all offline content)

- Go to the Control Panel, double-click on the Java Plug-in 1.3.1, click on Cache, click on Clear JAR Cache

By the way, was RME 3.2 installed prior to RME 3.3?

nhabib · ‎02-22-2002

One more question: if you just acknowledge, does NetConfig launch properly?

liamwalk · ‎02-25-2002

Tried the cache and offline files clear out - still get the same message.

3.2 was installed before, and netconfig does launch OK if you acknowledge the certificate expiry message.

nhabib · ‎02-26-2002

If Netconfig launches OK, then this is expected.

Basically, the certificates expired on January 6,

and Java Plug-in 1.3.1 allows you to by-pass this