I am developing a application in nokia asha but I got the http connection error
Certificate was issued by an unrecognized entity ssl error ver 49.
I am developing app with nokia asha sdk
Most likely the server is using a self signed certificate, you will have to change the certificate on the serve to match one of the trusted root CA's on the device.
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I am getting error (Could not establish secure channel for SSL/TLS with authority 'www.docusign.net'.) when we are calling login web method of this web service (i.e. https://www.docusign.net/api/3.0/credential.asmx)
There's a few things this could be. I'd recommend checking the following first:
TLS 1.0 is not supported - you'll need to confirm your application is using TLS 1.1 or 1.2
Your application may not trust the DocuSign certificate chain. From the DocuSign Trust Site's Certificate list, the DigiCert root CA (969 bytes): Root CA for Demo/NA1/NA2/NA3/EU SSL certificates must be accepted.
Networking issues: Your firewall may be altering or blocking the connection to DocuSign. Can you make a successful SOAP Ping?
I was facing the same problem.
You just need to paste this code on the top of that code that was throwing this exception.
ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol = (SecurityProtocolType)3072;
And don't forget to add the namespace
using System.Net;
I'm trying to get Jira service desk to pull mail from our server but im having certificate issues, I think.
When I try and pull mail from our server Jira pops up
SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path
to requested target
which seems to indicate a problem with the certificate not being trusted. So went off and grabbed a new trusted cert as the old one was self certified for "ES2010" which is the name of the server.
AFAIK the new certificate has been installed but.
It seems like *.domainname.co.uk is where the trusted cert has been issued for is taking precident over owa.domainname.co.uk.
If I goto https://www.digicert.com and check out the cert it seems ok BUT if I use the Portecle app from Jira
Examine the SSL / TLS connection on port 993 (secure imap) it shows as being issued by CN=ES2010
Can anyone kindly help?
I have a MVC 4.0 application with a web service as reference. The web service is installed on third party remote server will SSL. Also the web service requires client certificate authentication. I installed the certificate that issued by the 3rd party to our test server on Personal store, Trusted Root Certificate Authorities and Third-Party Root Certificate Authorities. Same to my local computer. The application is able to access the remote server and get response on my local development server, but always failed on our test server. Our test server is win 2003 and IIS 6.0. The error I got is "Client Certificate Required". It looks like the remote server either reject or cannot take the certificate we pass.
Here is my code:
var svc = new webservcie();
svc.ClientCertificates.Add(X509Certificate.CreateFromCertFile("c:\clientcert.cer"));
svc.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(username, password);
svc.url = "https://www.thirdparty.com/WMServices";
svc.givemedata()
I have tried many ways to fix this issue, but cannot. I think the issue is that our test server is not able to access the client certification. I read an article about grant Networkservice access to the certificate, but not sure if it is right or not.
Could someone please help me out? Thanks!
I found more detail error from server application event log:
Failed auto update retrieval of third-party root list sequence number from: http://www.download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/v3/static/trustedr/en/authrootseq.txt with error: This network connection does not exist.
Thanks!
I'm trying to add a .pfx certificate to Websphere8 server to establish a connection to an IIS server.
I tried to add the certificate to the deaultkeystore as a personal certificate and added the same as a signing certificate to the defaulttrustkeystore.
When ever I send a request through my application I'm getting a 401 unauthorized error.
I checked the communication b/w servers using Wireshark but there is no FINISHED message from either client or server.
So I wan't to know exact procedure to install a certificate on websphere server to get authenticated and thereby send the XML as a part of HTTPS Post request.
I contacted the web service provider, he said me that other users, or people who already implemented the client for this service, convert the pfx to .cer and send it along with the request. I also want to know how that is possible. I'm coding using Java 6.
Thanks for the help.
I don't have any experience on using a digital cert.
Recently I wrote an application in J2ME and Qt for the Nokia S40 and S60 /Symbian ^3/Anna/Belle series phones.
My question is mainly on S40 J2ME phones.
My app need to read /write from memory cards and thus needs a digital cert signing.
I plan to let users download my apps from my site and my questions are:
If I bought a cert, does it mean that I use the same cert to sign any number of J2ME apps? Or one cert one app?
After signing an app with a cert, will it run after the cert expired? Suppose the cert is valid at the time signing the code. I read some articles about timestamp for PDF documents and Microsoft code signing, and not sure whether it is needed for J2ME apps.
I assume many S40 users won't connect to internet. But when a user tries to install the MIDlet, is it necessary to connect through network to the cert issuer's site to verify the cert?
You can use the purchased certificate to sign any number of applications until it expires
Your midlet will still work and install but you will not be able to sign new ones with an expired certificate. See also this post
certificate validation does not require network access. The root certificate of the issuer is already on the device. Be aware that you should use a certificate issuer whose root certificate is on your target devices.