Question In regards to the JNLP which downloads for the Remote Console window. The certificate belongs to Super Micro and it is used when the JNLP application is built to digitally sign the application. It is then checked by Java before running the application to make sure it can be trusted. Super Micro is not a certificate authority, and the certificate used for this purpose is self-signed. Why isn't Supermicro using a certificate (for signing their application) from a proper certificate authority? Answer Actually, it is not self-signed. It’s signed by VeriSign/Symantec. Check your Java Control Panel >> Security >> Manage Certificate. It's under Trusted Certificate, you can see Supermicro as "Issued To", and the CA as "Issued By" Was this FAQ helpful? YES      NO Enter Comments Below: Note: Your comments/feedback should be limited to this FAQ only. For technical support, please send an email to support@supermicro.com.  Enter your email address below if you'd like technical support staff to reply:  Please type the Captcha (no space) P X F 9 FAQ Stats FAQ ID Related Category / Keyword Date Posted Code 25895 Hardware Monitoring: - IPMI - KVM over LAN 06/05/17     Print Answer