technut wrote: > One last thought... when you imported that cert, did you import it to > the User or the Authorities section? Should be Authorities. Yes, it went into Authorities. > technut wrote: >> Sorry, I can only tell you what worked for me. >> a) The only way I know of to be sure which CA root cert to Trust is by >> asking your system guys which cert vendor is providing the cert for >> the Radius server. In your case if they are acting as their own CA, >> then their root cert needs to imported (as you have done) and then >> Trusted for WLAN (as you have done). Should only WLAN be checked, not Mail and Browser also? >> b) I know there is a checkbox setting in Windows to enable/disable >> server cert checking on connections... not sure about the others. >> There doesn't seem to be any equivalent setting on OS2007. I think this is the problem. My understanding -- possibly faulty -- is that cert checking is optional, so connection software shouldn't do it unless specifically asked. As I said, no other computer on campus has ever asked for or checked the cert: not Mac, not Windows, not Linux, except the N800. My guess is that this is just a bug -- an oversight in the procedures. There should be a checkbox for this option alongside the other one. >> I don't have any other ideas for you, sorry. As you know, it will >> still connect if you click the OK on the warning message before the >> connection times out. Yes, actually connecting works OK that way. Thanks for the help. ///Peter
