I created a self cert and installed it on the:
- server in the computers personal and trusted root cert folders
- client computers personal and trusted root authority
folder
but when I run the SQL MGMT studio express and click >options>
encrypt
connection and connect I get:
a connection was succesfully established with the server, but then an
error occured during the pre-login handshake (provider:SSL Provider
error:0- the certificate chain wass issued by an authority that is
not
trusted.)
how can this be if the cert is in both machines trusted authority
folder?????
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