Hello Peter, Just checking if my answer to your question was OK for you (see below). Please tell me so that I can close the support ticket on my side, or if you need more explanation. Thank you. Indeed, the server certificate is not issued by a public Certificate Authority (CA) trusted by your web browser by default: Firefox, Chrome, etc. The reason is: before you can use this public PDP instance (https://az.testbed...), you have to contact the GE owner (me) to request access. In return, you get a client certificate for authentication, and a CA certificate to be imported as trusted CA in your client's truststore. For instance, in Firefox, you import it in Certificate Manager > Authorities tab. Then you don't get the certificate warning anymore. Regards, Cyril -- Cyril DANGERVILLE, Thales Services FIWARE Phase II WP1.7 Security (WPA) T1.7.2 Identity & Access Management (Contributor) Authorization PDP (ex-Access Control) GE Owner -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://lists.fiware.org/private/fiware-tech-help/attachments/20150211/c45d05f2/attachment.html>
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