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Secure connection to Readynas Duo v1
It has been a while since I did a local access to my Duo ( https://192.168.1.100/admin/ )
I am getting certificate errors now in Chrome (ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH); Firefox v63.0.1 (SSL_ER...
Latest versions of browsers are enforcing TLS even if I type http:\\ ...
They are not finding a way for secure access to the device.
I an not accessing the device over WAN. This is over my internal LAN (my side of the router.
The 192.186.x.x are locally available addresses anyway...
alokeprasad wrote:
Latest versions of browsers are enforcing TLS even if I type http:\\ ...
They are not finding a way for secure access to the device.
They won't if you disable https on the Duo (which is an option under services). Though the trick now is to get it to connect once, so you can do that.
You could try using IE perhaps in compatibility mode, or temporarily installing an older version of FireFox or Chrome.
FWIW, I am not seeing this issue on my own Duo and NV+, and both have https enabled. FireFox and Chrome say they are up to date, though Chrome is version 70.0.3538.102, not version 71.
I was able to connect to Duo v1 using Safari on an iPad. The browser there allowed me to bypass the warnings and connect anyway to the Duo.
How/where do I disable encrypted TLS/https access to the device?
I expect that will be good enough security as this is inside my LAN and with a local non-routable IP address 192.168.1.100
PS: Will it help to re-start the device?
Aloke
alokeprasad wrote:
How/where do I disable encrypted TLS/https access to the device?
services->standard file protocols has a checkbox for https.
alokeprasad wrote:
PS: Will it help to re-start the device?
It might.
That option is checked and greyed out. I can't change it.
The only other option checked on that screen is CIFS.
Besides, that screen description says "Select the file sharing protocol you wish to enable." I just want CIFS.
So, the HTTP option is unchecked. For some reason, the HTTPS file sharing protocol is forced-enabled with Port 443, SSL Key Host 192.168.125.56 (why that IP?). Which device should be set to be the source for the SSL Key host?
I don't even have a device with that IP address on my LAN (verified by checking my X10 router Genie).
Aloke
PS: The Help Screen for that page says for HTTPS "This service cannot be disabled"
PPS: What IP address should I enter for the SSL key host?
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