How to tell if a SLIC cert is 2.0 or 2.1?

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  1. CODYQX4

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    By seeing the timeofIssue in the cert file.
     
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    Yep, The "Date issued" is the only difference, but actually these are all still version 2.0 Certificates

    90% of the available Slic's will work with with Vista certificates
    Although there might be certificates issued in 2009 available, the older Vista ones still work as well (for example: Toshiba, HP, Medion)