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11-01-2021
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I searched for similar issues but have been unable to find anything so wanted to start a discussion. I work for a VAR, so I need the ability to connect to multiple different customers at any given time. I've run into an issue and haven't been able to find a good solution. If I connect to a customer that is using a 3rd Party CA signed cert and we have the ability to bypass unverified certs disabled in their portal configuration, then when I need to connect to a client that is using a self-signed cert, I'm unable to bypass the cert warning. The "Continue" button is just greyed out in the pop-up window. I realize that using the self-signed certs on this isn't the best, but its the customer's decision. Any advice on this? Right now my only option that I have found to work is to uninstall and reinstall the GP client.
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