-482 Unable to Retrieve Valid Certificate Revocation List

-482 Unable to Retrieve Valid Certificate Revocation List

Created by: John Solis 

Date Happened: N/A

Platform: Windows

Root Cause: "-483 Unable to retrieve valid Certificate Revocation List" when logging in to the SMA

Findings: *

Resolutions:
  1. Solution A - delete the CRL file from the local machine then confirm the system and time zone are set properly
  2. Solution B - restart KMS to post new CRL to the Directory
  3. For more information - please refer to "01 (-483) Could not retrieve valid revocation information"


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