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Looking after the personal information you share with us is very important, and we want you to be confident that your personal data is kept safely and securely and to understand how we use it to offer you a better and more personalised shopping experience. I was getting a certificate error while tryng to set up a yahoo email account on my ipod and the error was an incorrect date in my settings.Privacy Policy VMD Eyewear is committed to protecting your privacy. Pleased to say that this works on iOS5 as well.ĭecember 1st, 2011 at 7:05 That’s great to hear! Thanks for letting me know. Are you getting an error message of some sort?

#Vmd cannot verify the identity windows#

Does Windows have some kind of certificate repository where you could export the mail server cert in. but the mail doesnt seem to find the profile ?Īpril 25th, 2011 at 8:49 – thanks, glad it I’m not sure, to be honest. Thank you (and Drarok) a million times!!! This error has been driving me NUTS! Your solution worked perfectly. Worked like a charm - thank you! iPhone 4 ATT 4.2.1 You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.īoth comments and pings are currently closed.Ĩ Responses to “How to fix iOS Mail ‘Cannot Verify Server Identity’ error with self-signed certificates” On Saturday, February 26th, 2011 at 1:08 pm and is filed under iPhone. Scroll down, and you’ll see a Profile entry towards the bottom. Woo!īy the way, if you ever want to delete the installed certificate, just fire up the Settings app and go to General. You should now find that you can send and receive email without receiving the annoying popup. (If you’re running anything earlier than an iPhone 3GS and don’t have multitasking, then simply reboot your device instead.) Then relaunch Mail from your home screen. Hold your finger down on it till it wobbles, then tap the little red minus symbol to quit the Mail app. Double-click the Home button while on your home screen, then find the Mail icon. To get Mail on your device to pick up the new profile, you might need to quit and relaunch Mail.

#Vmd cannot verify the identity install#

Tap the Install button to install the certificate on your device.

This will open an Install Profile window: After no doubt getting the annoying popup again (don’t worry, this will be the last time you see it!), you’ll see the certificate attached as a little icon:

On your iPhone/iPad/iPod touch, open the email.

Drag the file from your desktop to Mail to attach it to a new mail message.

In the File Format dropdown, make sure you select Privacy Enhanced Mail (.pem), NOT Certificate (.cer):.

Right/control-click the certificate and choose Export “(mail server name)”:.

(You should see “This certificate is marked as trusted for…” in the pane at the top of the app.) Find the entry that has “certificate” in the Kind column, and that has the most recent Expires date.

Find your mail server in the Name column.

On your Mac, open your Applications/Utilities folder, and double-click the Keychain Access app to open it.

If you haven’t done this then the certificates won’t be on your Mac. The steps assume that you already use Apple Mail to access your mail server via SSL, and that you’ve accepted the mail server certificates in Apple Mail.

Here are the steps (slightly modified from Drarok’s post): One thing’s certain – it’s frickin’ annoying!Īnyway, after trying all sorts of things suggested in forums, including wiping my mail settings, rebooting, and so on, I finally came across the solution in this forum post. Some say it’s a bug, while others say it’s Apple’s intended behaviour with self-signed certs. It sounds like this is a common problem with iOS 4.2.1 and self-signed certificates. I use SSL for both sending and receiving email, and my mail server uses a self-signed certificate. Since upgrading my iPhone to iOS 4.2.1 I continually received this annoying popup every time I sent or received email: