I have a C2050 that is flashing this message. Anybody know the source and how to turn it off? It is not using @Remote.
"updating @remote certificate"
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Re: "updating @remote certificate"
I think.... SP5-816-209 clears the @remote settings to default. After a reboot the message shouldn't show again. It has, at some point, had @remote on it, whether it be from a Basil box or via the Cumin side.It's 106 miles to Chicago. We've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses.
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I've not tried the the SP TonerMunkeh provided, but when I've run into this, I've set SP 5816-001 to "0" (Remote service Off) and then reboot machineComment
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Are you sure it is still not registered under an old client? I have never seen this message on a machine that was not connected (or still trying to connect) to the @remote server.
It is a known issue currently with @remote, To clear the message and get @remote working again we have been doing 5816-209, then 5-870-3 (common keyinfo initialise), and then 5-870-1 (common key info execute)
The machine then needs to be re-registered under a new @remote number (after removing the device off the @remote servlet).Comment
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I have a few of these doing this now .I will post if I find somethingComment
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