Hi. I get the message 'globalsign root ca not trusted ' on my iphone - any ideas please.
Anyone know what 'globalsign root ca not trusted' means.
iPhone 4S, iOS 6.0.1
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Anyone know what 'globalsign root ca not trusted' means.
iPhone 4S, iOS 6.0.1
It means it is not recongnized as one of the preinstalled certificates on your iOS device. It means the certificate is not signed by a very well trusted certificate signer.
Apple lists the GlobalSign CA as a trusted rootCA on http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5012
Badgrammar, where are you seeing the root CA not trusted message? We are using globalsign certs just fine on webservers accessed through Safari - however we are getting a not trusted message when connecting to a wireless controller with a GlobalSign cert on it. Not sure if this is GlobalSign's issue or Apple's?
Hi. I get the message 'globalsign root ca not trusted ' on my iphone - any ideas please.