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30. May 2012 at 3:17 #7371
Glen
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Hi
We have just upgraded to View 5.1 and firmware 7.1_122 for our V10L & S10 clients.
It now throws a certificate error “The server provided a certificate that is invalid” We can click continue and get in.
As we have no certificates and the environment is used internally only. Anyway we don’t need to use them and I cant find a setting for the wnos.ini file that wil stop this message.
Is this possible?
30. May 2012 at 3:31 #22421
Glen
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Sorry Guys I found the answer in another post.

ConnectionBroker=VDM Securitymode=None

Thanks configgen.
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