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Any way to get rid of certificate error using Netgear/Jalbum
I followed the instructions from the How to section to setup my ReadyNas Nv+ to act as a webserver and it works flawlessly. So far, so good. The only problem I have is the certificate error which I ca...
1. Generate the certificate to the same name as you are accessing your ReadyNAS as a website.
2. From IE7 take Tools -> Internet Options -> Security Tab -> Trusted Sites -> Sites and add the full URL to you ReadyNAS as a website.
3. Exit out of the administration tool and the log back in.
4. Right click on the <Certificate Error> usually in red at the top of the browser.
5. Take View Certificate
6. Take Install Certificate. Follow the instructions but be sure to place the certificates in "Trusted Certificates" foulder. By default it will try to place the certificate in the personal folder... to not allow this to happen, you must manually force it into the trusted certificates folder.
7. Exit and then go back in. You should go directly to a login-prompt with no certificate errors.
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2. From IE7 take Tools -> Internet Options -> Security Tab -> Trusted Sites -> Sites and add the full URL to you ReadyNAS as a website.
3. Exit out of the administration tool and the log back in.
4. Right click on the <Certificate Error> usually in red at the top of the browser.
5. Take View Certificate
6. Take Install Certificate. Follow the instructions but be sure to place the certificates in "Trusted Certificates" foulder. By default it will try to place the certificate in the personal folder... to not allow this to happen, you must manually force it into the trusted certificates folder.
7. Exit and then go back in. You should go directly to a login-prompt with no certificate errors.
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