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‎11-05-2012 12:03 AM

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Hi,

we created a certificate and uploaded it to the RSS4000. Currently we have thee default RSS4000 certificate "self signed" and the new certificate "trusted".

 

How can we make the RSS4000 use the new certificate. Currently it uses the default self signed certificate and the browser shows a certificate problem "not trusted" **bleep** it is self signed.

 

Should I delete the self signed certificate?

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‎11-07-2012 11:46 AM

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Yes - but make sure the certificate, it's private key, and the entire certificate chain (the Root CA cert and any subordinate CA certificates) are loaded before you delete the self signed certificate.

 

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