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Certification problem
OSX Snow Leopard / Readynas pro 4 / Chrome
I have a fixed IP address 192.168.1.100 on my nas and for some reason when I sign in to frontview, it thinks it is 192.168.1.119 and therefore the self-signed security certificate is not valid. I can over-ride it, but when I restart Chrome, it happens again. Just an annoyance really.
I have deleted the 119 certificate in keychains, but it just gets recreated and the same problem.
Any ideas on how I can eradicate the 119 address for good?
Thanks in advance.
I have a fixed IP address 192.168.1.100 on my nas and for some reason when I sign in to frontview, it thinks it is 192.168.1.119 and therefore the self-signed security certificate is not valid. I can over-ride it, but when I restart Chrome, it happens again. Just an annoyance really.
I have deleted the 119 certificate in keychains, but it just gets recreated and the same problem.
Any ideas on how I can eradicate the 119 address for good?
Thanks in advance.
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- In Frontview go to Services > Standard File Protocols > HTTPS, enter in the new I.P. as the SSL Key Host, click Apply and then click Generate new key
mdgm wrote: In Frontview go to Services > Standard File Protocols > HTTPS, enter in the new I.P. as the SSL Key Host, click Apply and then click Generate new key
UPDATE: Through various deleting certs and using different browsers to generate new ones, it now works. Not quite perfectly as it throws up a dialogue box for signing in, but it is at least pre-filled.
Thanks once again mdgm.
Thanks for the super quick response mdgm.
Strangely, it hasn't worked.
It did require a new 'always trust' certificate from Safari - which then gets rid of the problem. However, Chrome (which doesn't give you that option) still complains.
In keychains, I deleted the 119 certificate, but it seems to have been replicated - as 119 again.
Obviously I can use Safari or change my fixed ip to 119, but if you have any other ideas, I'd love to try and sort it out if I can. I like Chrome because I can get rid of ads and am used to 100, so would rather not change.
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