Thread: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls
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Rob1n is offline Rob1n
2010-04-19 , 08:24
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Originally Posted by luh3418 View Post
Re my certificate problem: I saved the certificate as a p7b then email it to my N900 and open it in certificate manager. All good. It is not self signed. The issuing CA is Equifax and it is issued to "*sol.net.au"

How then do I "load the certificate for the issuing CA instead."

After opening it in certificate manager when I look at all my certificates in Settings > Certificate Manager it is not there.

Sorry for dullardedness but SSL is not my forte.
There's several ways to do this. The easiest is probably to use Firefox on your desktop - open the URL you use for MfE. Click in the URL bar (on the left hand side, where it gives the domain for the SSL certificate). It should pop up a window detailing the security status - click on the "More Information" button, the click on the "View Certificate" button. Go to the details tab - it should show the certificate hierarchy. You can then select any of the certificates in the hierarchy and export them to PEM files (which can then be loaded on the N900).

You can do the same thing with IE if you prefer that (in IE7, you click on the padlock to the right of the URL bar to get to the certificates, not sure about IE8 though).