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ReadyNASs 314 privacy error when connecting with Chrome
Two of my disks died and for some reason I got no warning. Luckily I had everything backed up! I wound up completely reinstalling the system and installed 4 new drives. In the process, I have n...
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I was trying to log into https://myNas which was giving me fits on Chrome. All I had to do was go to http://myNas, accept the certificate, and now I can access it normally. Sheesh, what a PITA!
thank you everyone for your suggestions.
Your NAS does have an SSL certificate, it's just self-generated. Since you re-installed, and especially if the IP address changed, you probably need to re-generate it (go to System > Settings > Services and select the HTTPS button), and that may get you back to where you were. A standard SSL certificate cannot be used on a private network, and the self-signed one is still going to give you a strong warning, but you should be able to click through it. If not, you may need to change your Chrome security preferences.
I'm pretty sure Chrome first uses the Windows Hosts file for DNS look-up, so putting an entry there may also help. You can find instructions by Googling.
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