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danb35
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Well, this goes back to your earlier thread about the freenas_default certificate. The default TLS certificate for the UI is self-signed, and will give these errors in your browser. You can tell your browser to trust the cert, and shouldn't get the errors any more--that's the simple solution. More complicated answers would involve getting trusted certs (from Let's Encrypt or elsewhere) or operating an internal certificate authority.
As long as it's not an open door for trouble down the road - I'm not looking for another project.
When this popped up I remembered why I'd asked someone about the freenas_certificate!
I was short on coffee, I tell ya ... "And that's my story and I'm sticking to it."
When this popped up I remembered why I'd asked someone about the freenas_certificate!
I was short on coffee, I tell ya ... "And that's my story and I'm sticking to it."
