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How do I add a ReadyNAS certificate as a trusted certificate

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bassikresun
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I've purchased a Netgear ReadyNAS 102 and when I access the console Firefox says that the certificate is self-signed and is not trusted. I've installed the certificate in the MMC and I've changed the host IP on my ReadyNAS https settings to the static IP of the ReadyNAS. Firefox is the ONLY browser that still gives me an error about the certificate is not trusted. Any help will be much appreciated!

I've purchased a Netgear ReadyNAS 102 and when I access the console Firefox says that the certificate is self-signed and is not trusted. I've installed the certificate in the MMC and I've changed the host IP on my ReadyNAS https settings to the static IP of the ReadyNAS. Firefox is the ONLY browser that still gives me an error about the certificate is not trusted. Any help will be much appreciated!

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Hi bassikresun, You can turn off the do not accept unassigned certificates in the Security Settings under Options. You can add it to the cert.db as well with this tool NSS certutil