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Thanks again Brian for your help, Turns out my certificate was loaded OK, but in my pre-weekend brain fade, the appserver I was connecting to was 10.2B08 (not 11.6) ... a quiet weekend of reflection and systematic checking on Monday highlighted the bleeding obvious 
For the record, that particular issue can be resolved by adding the following line RunTimeProperties.SSLProtocols = "TLSv1"; The KBase entry for this issue shows a different error in the broker log than I was experiencing. Also your solution was another of my problems, and the RunTimeProperties.NoHostVerify = true was the correct use of that parameter. Thanks Mark.
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For the record, that particular issue can be resolved by adding the following line RunTimeProperties.SSLProtocols = "TLSv1"; The KBase entry for this issue shows a different error in the broker log than I was experiencing. Also your solution was another of my problems, and the RunTimeProperties.NoHostVerify = true was the correct use of that parameter. Thanks Mark.Continue reading...