technut wrote:
> Did you follow the steps in my first answer? ie. Go into Control panel
> / Certificate manager / Authorities tab.... Select the cert and choose
> Trust, then check the WLAN box.
Yep. Mail, Browser, and WLAN were already checked.
> Worked for me on N800 / OS2007.
That's what I have. It's still popping up the complaint.
a) how do I tell it which cert to use for which connection?
b) why is it even checking for a cert? I didn't ask it to.
No other system (Win, Mac, Ubuntu) I use on this network does this.
///Peter
> Peter Flynn wrote:
>> technut wrote:
>>> You get the "can't find a certificate to validate the server" error
>>> message if you either don't have the matching root cert, or if it
>>> isn't enabled for WLAN connections.
>>>
>>> If you can figure out which CA your Radius server certificate is from
>>> (eg. Entrust? Verisign? ask the Radius admin guys), then go into
>>> Control panel / Certificate manager / Authorities tab and you'll
>>> probably see the root certificate that matches the Radius cert.
>>> Select it and choose Trust, then check the WLAN box.
>> As it's a private network, we are our own CA, so I got a copy of the
>> root cert from our network guys (with a little persuasion).
>>
>> I installed it through Tools | Control Panel | Certificate Manager |
>> Authorities | Import, without any problems.
>>
>> But when I connect to the network, it still says it has no CA
>> certificate to validate the server. Is there some other box needs
>> checking?
>>
>> ///Peter
>>
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