"Gerardo" <Gerardo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:786A2146-1B4D-46B4-997F-36324117E40D@microsoft.com...
> Hi there,
>
> At our University we can make use of our laptops everywhere by installing
> a
> certificated that is mailed to us student.
> This certificate installes/import perfectly withour giving any error.
> There after we have to manually create a network profile (Network name,
> 802.1x tyoe, WEP encryption type ect ect). All goes well up to when I'm in
> this network properties under the Security tab where I have to choose a
> network authentication method (for Smart Card or other certification).
> After
> Clicking on Settings I have to sellect the certificate that was installed
> (under Trusted Root Certification Authorities) but it does not show up.
> It's
> just not there. :S
>
> The guys from the service desk here at the University couldn't help me
> niether.
> I have a Vista Home Premium edition, and they say that with the Business
> edition that they dont have thsi problem and that I should upgrade.
> I'm a student, all my capital just whent to this laptop :S:S.
>
How did you install the certificate? In Vista you may have to specify where
to install the certificate. How to do this differs with how you are
installing the certificate.
--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca