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Have multiple people that downloaded v2.0 and unable to get past a certificate error. It looks like the certificate has expired but even with an always trust the UCS GUI still fails. Does anyone have any ideas or fixes?

One thing that is in common is the OS. We all have OS X Lion. There is one of us that has it working but we don't see any difference between our configs. I have had v1.4 working for some time without issue.

Here's what I did that ended up fixing it for OS X Lion

In Utilities -> Java Preferences, uncheck the following:
- Check certificates for revocation using Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs)
- Enable online certificate validation

Hope this helps

Here's what I did that ended up fixing it for OS X Lion

In Utilities -> Java Preferences, uncheck the following:
- Check certificates for revocation using Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs)
- Enable online certificate validation

Hope this helps

 
Thanks for the reply. I have both of those unchecked and it still does not work. I have read a few things that make it seem like a bug with Java in Lion.

One other thing to try is to disable OSCP and CRL in Utilities -> Keychain Access -> Preferences.

Also, back in Java Preferences, I have the following checked that may contribute it to working for me:
- Allow user to grant permissions to signed content
- Allow user to grant permissions to content from from an untrusted authority.




On Jan 29, 2012, at 11:46 PM, Cisco Developer Community Forums wrote:

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> Here's what I did that ended up fixing it for OS X Lion
>
> In Utilities -> Java Preferences, uncheck the following:
> - Check certificates for revocation using Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs)
> - Enable online certificate validation
>
> Hope this helps
>
>
> Thanks for the reply. I have both of those unchecked and it still does not work. I have read a few things that make it seem like a bug with Java in Lion.
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It looks like the OSCP worked. I had the same Java settings but as soon as I turned off OSCP and CRL it worked. Thanks for the help.