Hi!
I am in the process of upgrading our PCX. The first step is to upgrade 8770, and this is done, but I run into a trouble... We upgrade from 8770 5.1... to 8770 5.2...
Our PBX and all the management PCs are separated from the internet, it is a closed network.
When I run the 8770 client from my PC, it connects to the 8770 server, and a popup window appear, that the PC (or something) needs a Certificate Authoritty or a self-signed certificate to be added to the JRE trusted store. After clicking OK in this window, the login screen appears, I enter my credentials, click on OK, and another window appears, that the https://myserver-fqdn is an unknown host, and I have to get in touch with the administrators.
We do not have a CA infrastructure in this network, and I have no self-signed certifiate.
I just have the installation media of the actual 8770, and I do not have certificates, nor any other CA stuff.
Can anyone explain what I have to do to run 8770 client on my PC?
8770 Certification trouble
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Re: 8770 Certification trouble
I think this is something to do with your Windows.
If not, check the 8770 install document about certificate. Maybe you missed one step.
If not, check the 8770 install document about certificate. Maybe you missed one step.
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Re: 8770 Certification trouble
I think first you should check TechComm 2599
Its getting quite complicated with all those latest security enhancements
Its getting quite complicated with all those latest security enhancements
If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.
Re: 8770 Certification trouble
Maybe I have to do something with my Windows, but I do not know, what? 
What is "TechComm 2599"? Sorry, I am not familiar with these things...
I can add only that our PBX is on a closed network, it has no internet, no other network connections except PSTN lines.
I am a tech guy in a company, where I am responsible for the PBX. We have an Alcatel-Lucent support team, but they can't know what is this situation.
I have some information about certificates, secured networks etc. but until this point I had nothing to do with this. Our PBX is on a separate, private LAN, and I think it was secure enough. In this network we do not would like to make a domain, a domain controller, active directory, certificate authority, etc.
What is "TechComm 2599"? Sorry, I am not familiar with these things...
I can add only that our PBX is on a closed network, it has no internet, no other network connections except PSTN lines.
I am a tech guy in a company, where I am responsible for the PBX. We have an Alcatel-Lucent support team, but they can't know what is this situation.
I have some information about certificates, secured networks etc. but until this point I had nothing to do with this. Our PBX is on a separate, private LAN, and I think it was secure enough. In this network we do not would like to make a domain, a domain controller, active directory, certificate authority, etc.
Re: 8770 Certification trouble
Cant attach a file, get "HTTP error"
So here is a link to onedrive storage Technical Communication 2599
Check this document for self-signed certificate implementation.
So here is a link to onedrive storage Technical Communication 2599
Check this document for self-signed certificate implementation.
If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.
