Hi,
This first error message means that the device certificate for the SA is not recognised as valid.
It is either a self signed certificate or the the most common issue is that the Issuer certificate is not trusted by the SA.
Also the client machine does not know the CA since its not a well known or approved CA.
Tthe second error message cause is the SA device certficate is generated for a hostname and you might be trying
to access the SA admin/user UI through Ip address.
The recommedned configuration to overcome the issue is:
1. Raise a CSR and get the device certfiicate from a thirdparty CA, also get the complete CA path certfiicates if there is any intermediate CA's.
2. you can add "Trust" by obtaining a the issuing CA certificate for the SA and import the issunig CA certificate (or certificate chain if there are subordinates) under:
Configuration > Certificates > Trusted Servers CA.
Hope this resolves your query.
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