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HTTPS certificate for ReadyNAS 312.. ReadyNAS OS 6.10.9
Hi, i have achieved in the following topic finally to get apache+php+mysql+phpmyadmin installed and working. https://community.netgear.com/t5/ReadyNAS-Storage-Apps-Current/Cant-install-MySQL-addon-c...
ddewrbbdg wrote:
There was/currently is some https certificate, "that should be" vailid until 2040 year, which would be great. But im not sure whether certificate authority and provider are ok. Browser asks everytime for exception cause unsafe certificate.
ReadyNAS ships with a self-signed certificate, so there is no CA. With no CA, there is no way to authenticate the NAS. That is why browsers warn you when you connect. The https connection will still be encrypted. Note you do need to get a domain name in order to install a real cert.
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