Re: Certificate is not signed by a trusted certificate authority

["Jay Peasley" <jpeasley@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sender: "Jay Peasley" <jpeasley@xxxxxxxxxxx>

> Thanks for joining the mailing list! It helps me out a great deal to have
> the questions all in the same place, and where other people can help give
> their experiences.

Thank you for all of your efforts!

> Your message sounds like the client certificate is signed by your iSeries
> certificate authority.  What about the server certificate?

Yes the server also.

> Is it possible that the server that you connect to has certificates that
> are signed by a certificate authority that you either don't have installed
> in your digital certificate manager, or that you don't have marked as a
> trusted CA for this application?

I didn't have the normal CA's like Verisign trusted, but they are now, but I
am
still getting the error message. HTTP server was restarted too. Maybe it is
on
there end.

Is there a log file I can look for more info?

Thanks,

Jay


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