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or BASE64 encoded X509 certificate. Scenario: While trying to upload a Public Key to setup SAML authentication user encounters the following error:Unrecognised public key format. It must be https://developer.salesforce.com/forums/?id=906F00000009BSaIAM a PEM, DER, or BASE64 encoded X509 certificate.Cause: The Web TimeSheet application supports only certain file formats while uploading the public key. Resolution: The supported formats are PEM, DER, or BASE64 encoded X509 certificate. While exporting the public key from the SAML identity provider make sure that it is in one of these formats. Related Items:What https://www.replicon.com/customer-zone2/kb-1001114 is SAML and how to set it up? Free Trial View Demos Submit RFP 1-877-662-2519 | Contact Us Replicon is the leading provider of time asset management solutions. We help thousands of customers worldwide increase productivity, improve project visibility, eliminate revenue leakage and maintain labor compliance. Products Client Billing Project Costing TimeAttend TimeOff WebExpense CloudClock Solutions Professional Services Automation Project Portfolio Management Workforce Management Resources White Papers Data Sheets Services Implementation Implementation Webinars Customers Meet our customers Case Studies Testimonials Trust Cloud Availability Upgrades Security Other Use Cases Shared Services Grant Management Labor Cost Capitalization Tax Credit Management Company Leadership Events & Webinars Careers News Awards Blog Contact Us Log In Customer Zone What's New Support Get Started Community Developers Contact Support Replicon Inc, copyright 1996 - 2016 • Privacy Policy • Terms & Conditions Stay Connected All logos, images and content on this website is the property of Replicon. Any use or replication of any mater
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