Well, the problem is an outdated https implementation and certificate on the legacy ReadyNAS - you can factory reset it thousand times, your modern browser will continue to nag about it. If possible create an exception (browser, Internet "security" garbage blocking, ... whatever), or (warning - funny advise) use http instead.
When I tried to use the mapped drives I was originally told that it couldn't open a connection because a connection already exists. Now it simply says the network connection was not found. Please help me.
When I tried to use the mapped drives I was originally told that it couldn't open a connection because a connection already exists. Now it simply says the network connection was not found. Please help me.
That would be a completely different issue than the one on this thread. Please start a new one, and include the NAS model and the firmware version that is installed.
I have tried a lot off things with the help off Bitdefender. This is their final conclusion:
We have forwarded the case to our developers for further analysis and a fix, to allow the exclusion for this insecure page.
In the meantime, please contact the manufacturer of the NAS that returns this certificate error because it's using an insecure TLS protocol and they need to update it.
As a workaround, you can temporarily turn off Encrypted Web Scan before accessing 192.168.178.11
1. open Bitdefender 2019 and go to Protection
2. click Settings under Online Threat Prevention
3. switch OFF Encrypted web scan
4. open a browser and access the IP
5. turn back ON Encrypted web scan once you finish the job on the router
In the meantime, please contact the manufacturer of the NAS that returns this certificate error because it's using an insecure TLS protocol and they need to update it.
It's been end-of-life for over a year now, so it's pretty clear that's not going to happen. These legacy NAS shouldn't be opened up to the internet, since as time goes on there will be other security issues that surface.
