Perhaps the reason you haven't had any responses is that this has been
discussed reverently and being in IT yourself you should understand that the
polite thing to do is to search the group for similar problems BEFORE
posting your own. Server certificates can be a PITA but if you have the
formats correct it can be solved.

There is a great tool on the internet called GOOGLE or if you feel that in
unacceptable there is YAHOO but Google groups advanced search came up with
the solution.

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<anon@ymous.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
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> Can anyone help on this please?
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> D
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> <anon@ymous.com> wrote in message
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>> Hi
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>> I hope someone can help me. I've searched for this error but not found
>> anything. I've tried SBS group and been directed here.
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>> It is from the config text log on a SBS2003 PC trying to run mobcfg.exe
>> to
>> configure an o2 XDA Exec.
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>> The server generated certificate is in the folder with the config program
>> the rest of the log reads OK but the certificate is not being installed
>> on
>> the PDA so it will not connect locally or via gprs. o2 say its an MS
>> problem
>> :-(
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>> 2 other imate PDA's have been configured and work with the same server &
>> certificate.
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>> We've tried addrootcert and get an error 32 message on the PDA.
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>> Any ideas anyone please?
>>
>> Thanks & regards,
>>
>> Daniel.
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