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I think Yes. Give it a try.
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Hi<br />
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I have a certificate, server.crt, that was given to us by the Oracle technicians that are upgrading OPERA at my client's site<br />
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I have installed it into the Trusted Root Authority folder from within Internet Explorer so now instead of getting two warnings about this site's certificate I only get the first one; can I disable this warning for this specific WEB site ?<br />
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With my first attempts at installing this certificate I stored it in the wrong folder; now even though I have installed it again into the correct folder it still isn't recognized - how can I reset my initial attempt in order to set things right ?<br />
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thanks<br />
yann
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Hi

I have a certificate, server.crt, that was given to us by the Oracle technicians that are upgrading OPERA at my client's site

I have installed it into the Trusted Root Authority folder from within Internet Explorer so now instead of getting two warnings about this site's certificate I only get the first one; can I disable this warning for this specific WEB site ?

With my first attempts at installing this certificate I stored it in the wrong folder; now even though I have installed it again into the correct folder it still isn't recognized - how can I reset my initial attempt in order to set things right ?

thanks
yann

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