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How do I accept a previously rejected security certificate?

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jberkow
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I am trying to use a site that has a security certificate. I accidentally refused it. I now get the error message " cannot connect to Citrix XenApp server SSL Error 61: You have not chosen to trust 'COMODO High Assurance Server CA'

How do I set Firefox to accept this certificate? (I want to unrefuse.) Thanks for the help. Joe Berkow j.berkow@yahoo.com

I am trying to use a site that has a security certificate. I accidentally refused it. I now get the error message " cannot connect to Citrix XenApp server SSL Error 61: You have not chosen to trust 'COMODO High Assurance Server CA' How do I set Firefox to accept this certificate? (I want to unrefuse.) Thanks for the help. Joe Berkow j.berkow@yahoo.com

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cor-el
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That is not a problem with Firefox.
You need to install that certificate in the Citrix local database.