Thanks all.
According to the carrier sites, the GeoTrust cert "should" be
recognized, but I believe it is an issue of it having been issued from
GeoTrust in the US and not GeoTrust Japan. Awaiting a response from GT
to see if that is correct.
I tested a few sites using the GeoTrust Japan certs on the same mobile
handsets and did not run into the same issue, so I believe the above is
the problem or there is an error in the server config...although my
hosting provider has not been much help...
Thanks again,
Kris
Kyle Barrow wrote:
> I suspect Mike is on the money here as many mobile browsers have less
> than comprehensive SSL certificate support. You should be able to
> find SSL root certificates buried in the browsers settings somewhere.
>
> Mobiles often don't handle certificate errors as well (invalid
> domain, expired, etc.) and offer no options to continue with an
> invalid certificate so this could also be the cause of the problem.
>
> Kyle
>
> On Dec 19, 2006, at 18:12, Michael(tm) Smith wrote:
>
>
>> Kris Honeycutt <kris.honeycutt@newcity-mortgage.com>, 2006-12-19
>> 17:52 +0900:
>>
>>
>>> I'm having issues with an SSL enabled mobile site displaying a "This
>>> site is not certified" when viewed, regardless of the carrier.
>>> The site resides on a hosted account, but has a dedicated SSL
>>> (GeoTrust
>>> QuickSSL Premium Certificate ).
>>> Viewing the PC version of the site results in no warning,
>>> regardless of
>>> browser used.
>>> Any suggestions or insight on how I can make this go away?
>>>
>> Maybe the certificate issuer isn't recognized by your mobile
>> browser because there's not root certificate for it in the set of
>> root certificates the browser has access to.
>>
>> --Mike
>>
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