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When I am accessing a meeting URI using the GuestmeetingJoin sample app, I am getting the following error.

SfbCertificateTrustEngine: Certificate NOT trusted by the standard OS trust manager: X509CertificateInfo

How can I make the library to trust the certificate. What makes the app sdk to trust our certificate. The certificate issued by our CA is not leading to a publicly trusted entity. But we want to try it for Proof of concept for now. I am trying this on Android.

Vijay Bhushan
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This is not a programing problem but a device setup problem.

The device but have the root certificate (and intermediate certificates) installed into the devices trusted root certificates list.

If your sfb uses a self-signed certificate (which will be my guess) then you need to get and install this self-signed certificate onto the device. How this is done may be different for different devices (PC, Mac, IPhone, IPad, Andriod, etc). See this question on how to install a certificate onto a android device.

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Shane Powell
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  • Thanks Shane. You are right. I installed the certificate on the device and then started to move. I am now debugging why the Audio and Video are both not working. – Vijay Bhushan Dec 07 '16 at 22:44