I was wondering if I have to obtain a particular linux box to create an unsigned certificate to use with paypal payment setup? Is it possible to create it within the routerOS?

No, you cannot create certificate at MikroTik RouterOS.
You may use configuration examples from the Wiki,
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/User_Mana ... ertificate

Then can we use a live CD of Linux to create the unsigned certificate?

No, you cannot create certificate at MikroTik RouterOS.
You may use configuration examples from the Wiki,
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/User_Mana ... ertificate

I have done this and still get the Security alert. To buy credit, use secure connection! Click here. When I click the click here I get cannot display the webpage. Any ideas?? The page it shows that is is trying to go to is https://x.x.x.x/user?subs=starnet

Ok I have got the above figured out an working now. I have used a linux box to create my certificate and then got it put on the mikrotik router that is doing the user manager. The only issue I have is when you try to go to one of the https pages on that router I get "There is a problem with this website's sercurity certificate" I can continue on but I would like to not have the certificate error. Can somebody please tell me what I need to do to fix this?

Thank you

Larry

yes, dont use a self signed certificate. You have to pay an outside company to sign your certificate so that the error goes away.

GoDaddy has cheap certs, try them or another provider, less than $20 per year US.

Hello.
I have installed trial certificate from www.thawte.com but all the time have certificate error missmatched address.
Please help me find solution who have correct certificate for using paypal system.

Best Reg
Sylwester

You need to have correct "Common Name" for the certificate, which should match server DNS name or IP address.

I put correct address "ip-xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx.uznam.net.pl" to generate CSR but still the same problem

Enter your Certificate Signing Request (CSR) below:CSR Help
Make sure the CSR you generate uses a 2048-bit or greater key length Learn more

How do I get The User Manager needed to generate the CSR?