> Now I appear to have another problem... I don't know what 
> certs they're using or how to get coppies of them to 
> register. Is there a way I can fetch them out of my browser 
> or do I have to contact the company and ask for them? I'm 
> guessing the keytool is requiring the same public file that 
> the browser uses, so there should be a copy of it/them 
> already on my file system somewhere being ued by the browser, 
> right?

You need to identify, download and install the certificate belonging to the
CA from which the server got its certificate. You can figure out who's the
CA by examining the certificate information within your browser.

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