"Server identity" GPRS error on O2

wheresmybeaver · 20-09-2005 03:17PM #1

Hey lads, hope you can help me with this.

Only recently, this message started popping up whenever I create a GPRS connection on my K750 (upgrade on O2 billpay):

"Server identity could not be verified. Continue with the secure connection?"

Usually I just push "Yes" and the connection works as normal. The problem is, I can't send email (Gmail) using the built-in email client anymore, it throws up the error "TLS/SSL unknown certificate authority". And stops right there. Sending email via Gmail used to work perfectly before the "Server identity..." error started appearing on WAP. I haven't made any changes to the settings. This is something to do with expired security certificates? How do I "refresh" these or whatever?

Can anybody help me out on this one? I send and receive a lot of gmail on my K750, its pretty handy.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Dave

ps. Its a K750 on billpay from O2, I'm using all the settings that were preloaded on it, they worked fine up until now

MiCr0 · 23-09-2005 10:51AM

i've no idea on the cause of this, but what url do you use?

wheresmybeaver · 23-09-2005 02:49PM

Cheers for the reply.

Doesn't matter which URL is used, the error occurs for any URL because security is turned on (for internet banking etc)

A friend of mine says he remembers vaguely a year or two ago that you could download certificates or something like that from O2 Active (over WAP), but there's no sign of anything like that anymore.

Suppose I can just use mymail to send Gmail. Still, not ideal.

25-09-2005 12:02AM

Does your phone support WAP 2.0? I had this problem with a Motorola V300 before with WAP 1.0 settings, it didn't have the proper O2 certs on it. But when I entered the WAP 2.0 settings it authenticated properly even without them!

wheresmybeaver · 26-09-2005 02:44PM

Yup my handsets a SE K750 so its supports WAP 2.0, and also has the correct WAP 2.0 settings (same settings that were originally on the phone when I got it from O2)

The weird thing is that it used to work fine up until a week or two ago.

Darnit.

"Server identity" GPRS error on O2

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