SSL Cert not secure

Question

The SSL cert (to manage NAS) was good until I changed the NAS from "local users" to "Active Directory".

*The SSL Key Host is the IP address of the NAS, and the cert is still in the Trustede Root Certification Authorities for Chrome

Firmware is 6.7.1

I have the same issue on a ReadyNAS 4312

Anyone have a suggestion on what I can check?

StephenB · Answer

Retired_Member wrote:
it seems Netgear needs to add something to the cert for Chrome to "recognize" its valid.

What's really needed is an easy path to getting a CA cert on the NAS.
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StephenB · Answer

I suspect the IP address of the NAS changed after you generated the self-signed cert.

Retired_Member · Answer

nope, I access the NAS with the same static IP.&nbsp;I have the NIC's bonded, with 1 IP...and I just checked and its the same IP as the SSL Key Host

StephenB · Answer

Curious. &nbsp;Perhaps another AD user will chime in.
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Personally I just click through those warnings.

Retired_Member · Answer

This is an issue for Chrome. &nbsp;I was able to add the cert in IE...and it was fine. &nbsp;I was also abel to use Edge and it was fine.&nbsp;*it seems Netgear needs to add something to the cert for Chrome to "recognize" its valid.

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