Citrix Receiver Ssl Error 61

Citrix Receiver Ssl Error 61

Aug 10, 2016 That’s really helpful, thanks for posting that. My usecase is: Citrix Workspace 1912 PopOS 19.10 (Ubuntu based) Solutions did the same as the guys above. Techyv is one of the leading solution providers covering different aspects of Computers and Information Technology. We have a hardworking team of professionals in different areas that can provide you with guaranteed solutions to a blend of your problems. May 03, 2017 I admit, the title is quite specific and will certainly appeal to only a small readership. But anyone who is facing the problem will be, like me, grateful for a solution.

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How To Fix Ssl Error 61

When you use citrix receiver you receive an error who say 'you have chosen not to trust ssl (error 61)'.

The certificate is already on the system (windows/Firefox) or you can retrieve it easily)

2 Steps total

Step 1: Windows - Firefox

1) Go to option  advanced  certificates
2) Clic on view certificates
3) Choose the cert in the list (in our case “thawte ssl ca”)
4) Click on edit trust
5) Tick this certificate can identify website and software maker (tick 1 and 3)
6) Validate and close every menu.
7) To be safe, restart firefox, citrix can run now.

Ssl Error 61 Citrix Receiver Ubuntu 20.04

Step 2: Mac OSx

1) Export the certificate or retrieve it on the web (in our case we exported it from firefox). Be careful to give to the export the extension.
2) Export the certificate to the keychain store, in the system folder.

Citrix Receiver Ssl Error 61 Linux Chrome

Citrix Receiver Ssl Error 61

2 Comments

Ssl Error 61 On A Mac

  • Habanero
    Scott Manning Jul 21, 2014 at 04:44pm

    Will try this when it next happens thank you for sharing,

  • Serrano
    Parakum Jul 17, 2017 at 01:39pm

    We had the same issue with Citrix using the GoDaddy security certificate. After about an hour of messing around, I was able to download and save the certificate using Firefox (Edge or IE did not give me that option).

    Saved all the three certificate - root certificate, intermediate certificate, and the certificate in question - in a shared folder. Used the 'Import' tool, and downloaded the certificate into the certificate store in the other workstations.

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