Carsten Krüger wrote:
Hello James,
On Vista x64, my understanding is that the TAP driver
would need to be signed by Microsoft themselves.
wrong
Digital Signatures for Kernel Modules on x64-based Systems Running Windows Vista
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/platform/64bit/kmsigni
On 4/23/07, James Yonan wrote:
This release should fix all known Vista issues, on both x86 and x64,
however the TAP driver will not install on Vista x64 unless driver
signing enforcement is disabled.
I've also added the excellent OpenVPN GUI (Mathias Sundman version) as a
Windows install option
Hello James,
> On Vista x64, my understanding is that the TAP driver
> would need to be signed by Microsoft themselves.
wrong
Digital Signatures for Kernel Modules on x64-based Systems Running Windows Vista
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/platform/64bit/kmsigning.mspx
How to Obtain a Softw
Serge Wautier wrote:
Hi James,
* The Windows Installer and TAP driver are now signed by
OpenVPN Solutions LLC (in addition to the usual GnuPG
signatures).
What kind (purpose) of signature is this? Does this mean that Windows won't
reject the driver anymore during installation?
Hi James,
> * The Windows Installer and TAP driver are now signed by
> OpenVPN Solutions LLC (in addition to the usual GnuPG
> signatures).
What kind (purpose) of signature is this? Does this mean that Windows won't
reject the driver anymore during installation?
Keep up with the excellent wo
