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General certificate configuration
Standalone Server: Add the public part of the Eucaris certificate of the NCP to <local computer>/Personal/Certificate
Eucaris Server: Add the root certificate of the Standalone certificate of the standalone server to <local computer>/Trusted Root Certification Authorities/Certificates -
Communication between the standalone client and the NCP
It is of importance to know that you can use the ACCEPTANCE certificate x.y.eucaris-acc.testa.eu, because it is from a self signed root (EucarisTest CA), but for production you have to create and use an OWN certificate in the domestic communication. The production certificate x.y.eucaris.testa.eu will not be applicable because entities not physically connected to TESTA will never be able to validate that certificate.
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Message: System update ‘xxx’ was not downloaded successfully. If you believe this is an error, please contact the EUCARIS Support team.
Message: Verifying message signature failed: No EUCARIS certificate found or attached in the signature of the messageThe update service of the NCP is signing the message and the configuration of the standalone configuration tool has to be aware of the signing certificate of the NCP.
Please fill in the common name of that certificate (or part of) in the following key in the file, Eucaris.Configuration.Standalone.exe.config. Please add the line if it does not exist:
<add key=”OverwriteCertificateSubjectMustContainList” value=”xxx” />
Where “xxx” is the common name (or part of) the signing certificate of the NCP. -
CheckUpdates failed: Something with the serialization of the message failed. Error creating request message object. Verifying message signature failed: No EUCARIS certificate found or attached in the signature of the message.
The standalone configuration is signing the message to the update service of the NPC and the update service needs to be aware of this signing certificate.
Find the following in the web.config of the update service at the Eucaris server of the NCP:
<setting name=”OverwriteCertificateSubjectMustContainList” serializeAs=”String”>
<value>xxx</value>
</setting>
Where “xxx” is the common name (or part of) the signing certificate of the Standalone Server.
Common issue and solutions for the standalone installation and configurationPeter Nijland2024-01-25T07:17:38+00:00