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Edge Browser Certificate Error
We've moved to using Microsoft EDGE browser as standard (tired of using 3 browsers one for each "thing" it does best. Trying to muscle through this transition. This should be an "easy find" in the community forums, but there's only one post on Edge, and the most recent I could find on browswer certificates was 2009 and 2012... ;-/ On some Windows 10 environments (new systems, or clean installs, no garbage build-up in registry...) we are getting certificate errors. "There’s a problem with this website’s security certificate" and presented with the usual warning not to procede. What's the shortest way to add the ReadyNAS system's certificate to be seen by the Microsoft EDGE browser as a "safe" website?
Installing third party SSL certificate?
I searched far (Google) and wide (NETGEAR forum), but could not find the answer to this question for our beloved R7000. Is there any way to install a proper PKI-chained SSL certificate from a third party like Comodo or StartCom SSL? Currently, when enabling HTTPS access for remote management, my/all browsers get angry because the R7000 is using a self-signed certificate: I have a free StartCom SSL cert all generated and ready to install. The problem is, I cannot find a way to share this certificate, intermediate cert, and private key, with my router. Thanks! - Dave
M7100-24X - No support for TLS 1.2 on management connections?
New poster here so hi everyone. :smileyhappy: Just wanted run a question by the experts here. My company has just aquired a wildcard certificate from Digicert which we're planning to use for HTTPS management connections to each of our network devices and various servers. After some trial and error, I managed to get the certificate installed on one of our M7100-24X switches and I can make a properly secured connection to its web console. However, I noticed in the HTTPS settings and in the subsequent connection information that the most up-to-date cipher suite it can use is TLS 1.0. As we are in the process of making our organisation PCI DSS compliant, I would like to be able to use TLS 1.2. Have any of you got experience in this area? Does anyone know whether it is possible to enable TLS 1.2 on Netgear switches? Pehaps Netgear are aware that this needs addressing and are working on it for a future firmware release. I've opened a support ticket but any advice from the community would be helpful in the meantime. Thanks.
