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Fixing a ROOT certificate error

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This article provides an automated quick-fix method for addressing instances when the ROOT certificate either fails to install or is removed when a new Tesira Software installation is loaded. The article also provides a 15-step manual process in case the quick-fix option does not resolve the issue.

 

Problem symptoms

Symptoms indicating a ROOT certificate error following a new Tesira Software install:

  • The Tesira software takes an extended time to open.
  • Or, the only way to close the program is to forcibly end it using Windows Task Manager. 

 

The quick-fix method

  1. Click on the following link to download “CertTest-TOOL.zip” which contains the installer and cert file
  1.  Extract the files from the zip folder. Run the executable file certtest.exe which will automatically install the certificate.
  •  You should see the following Certificate Install tester popup appear when the installation completes.

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The longform manual method

Manually install the root certificate if the quick-fix method fails to resolve the issue. Note: This method requires downloading and using the zipped Cert Test Tool mentioned in Step 1 of the quick fix.

  1. Open the RUN command with Ctrl + R in Windows.
  2. Run MMC.EXE.
  3. Click on File and select Add/Remove Snap-in.
  4. Click on Certificates and Add> to selected snap-ins:

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  1. Click OK and expand the Certificates option under Console Root. 
  2. Click on Trusted Root cert option.
  3. Click Certificates and note whether Biamp Production Root CA is shown.

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  1. in systems with the error, this Biamp Production Root CA is not shown.
  2. To Install, use the Biamp_Production_Root_CA.crt file downloaded in "Quick fix method" in this article.
  3. On the toolbar, select Action > All Tasks > Import.

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  1. Click Next.
  2. Browse the imported file location and click on the file.
  3. Use the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store option for placing the imported file.  

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  1. Click Next, then click Finish.
  2. Save the settings to Console.

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The certificate should now be visible in the Trusted Root Certificates list. The Tesira software should work normally.