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Sophos Webadmin Connection with Edge and Firefox

Sally

Hello,

 

when i connect to https://192.168.0.1:4444 via Firefox i get the message: 

 

192.168.0.1:4444 uses an invalid security certificate.

 

The certificate is only valid for sec

 

Error code: SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN

 

When i add this as exception, i can connect to the webadmin Interface, but getting in browser, that the connection is "Not Secure" 

 

When i connect to https://192.168.0.1:4444 via Microsoft Edge i get the message: 

 

Cannot securly connect to this page

 

This might be that the site uses outdated or unsafe tls security settings.

 

How can i fix this issues?

 

Thanks

Sally



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    I also tried under WebAdmin Settings - Re-generate WebAdmin Certificate to change from hostname UTM to the IP 192.168.0.1 , but when login to the Webadmin still get the Cert Error

  • 0 in reply to Sally

    Also, Firefox uses a per-user certificate store, so certificates need to be loaded per-user.   I thought this was going to change, but I just checked and it appears to be the same way it was in the past.   If Firefox settings do not float with the user, you may need to apply the setting per-user per-PC.

    Note that you need to propagate the root certificate for Webadmin, not the identity certificate.

    The Webadmin certificate is also used for User Portal.   I recommend using a commercial certificate.   Then you only have to distribute the Webadmin root certificate.

     

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  • 0 in reply to Sally

    Also, Firefox uses a per-user certificate store, so certificates need to be loaded per-user.   I thought this was going to change, but I just checked and it appears to be the same way it was in the past.   If Firefox settings do not float with the user, you may need to apply the setting per-user per-PC.

    Note that you need to propagate the root certificate for Webadmin, not the identity certificate.

    The Webadmin certificate is also used for User Portal.   I recommend using a commercial certificate.   Then you only have to distribute the Webadmin root certificate.

     

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