Trusted site certificate

How do I add a trusted site certificate to my site or make IE
trust my site? Thanks.

The following may also be helpful . Getting Started with Kapsel - Appendix D -- Security
I hope to update this document and the associated Getting Started with Kapsel - Part 8 -- AuthProxy
sections in the next week or two to demonstrate how to use OpenSSL to create a Certificate Authority and use the Certificate Authority to sign certificates.
Regards,
Dan van Leeuwen

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Having issues with NKO (Navy Knowledge online). The main site is a trusted site but you try to login with cac or go to links with in like E-learning it says the certificates are not trusted

I love firefox but I am having some issues opening some sites military related. NKO (www.nko.navy.mil) is a trusted site but if you attempt to log in with cac there is no trusted cert. (https://cac01.nko.navy.mil/app1/index2.jsp?url=/portal/home/home/Home) Also once you are in with your log in credentials there is a Navy E-Learning site/program (https://ile-deers.nko.navy.mil/ELIAAS/logon/Welcome.jsf?DOB=D5I2%2FQyZioZHt2rhg3EnMw%3D%3D&Lastname=lAJLo7dRYLE%3D&SSN=D9QrT7iApDdU7xhbi5ep2g%3D%3D&x=203&y=82) that wont open because it says its not a trusted site. It says unknown Identity "Certificate is not trusted, because it hasn't been verified by a recognized authority"

I love firefox but I am having some issues opening some sites military related. NKO (www.nko.navy.mil) is a trusted site but if you attempt to log in with cac there is no trusted cert. (https://cac01.nko.navy.mil/app1/index2.jsp?url=/portal/home/home/Home) Also once you are in with your log in credentials there is a Navy E-Learning site/program (https://ile-deers.nko.navy.mil/ELIAAS/logon/Welcome.jsf?DOB=D5I2%2FQyZioZHt2rhg3EnMw%3D%3D&Lastname=lAJLo7dRYLE%3D&SSN=D9QrT7iApDdU7xhbi5ep2g%3D%3D&x=203&y=82) that wont open because it says its not a trusted site. It says unknown Identity "Certificate is not trusted, because it hasn't been verified by a recognized authority"

Always trust these certificates option no longer working

Hello all,
I'm using MacOS X 10.4.4. My firm uses a lot of sites with self-signed server and CA certificates. Safari, of course, pops up a box saying "this is signed by an unknown issuer" or somesuch. Showing the details of the certificates and then checking the "always trust these certificates" used to prevent that pop-up from showing again (after entering your password).
Safari no longer does this, and each time I start Safari, I get the certificate warning even though I've checked the always trust box.
This is a major annoyance. Does anyone have any idea how to get it to stop doing this and remembering my "always trust" click?
Thanks,
Doug

I have only the "login" keychain, which was not locked when I ran Keychain Access.
I'll try this again with the application open.
Thanks,
Doug

How do I disable "this connection is untrusted" I visit the same web site mutiple times in a day visit I get this same error, these are trusted sites within my work

How do I disable "this connection is untrusted" I visit the same web site mutiple times in a day and every visit I get this same dam error, these are trusted sites within my work environment. This is getting really old, and I am thinking that I should just uninstall, which is a pity becuase I do like firefox

Okay, before you copy 'n paste canned responses, you should read the post first.
'''The date & time on my computer is correct''' I've already checked this.
'''I don't give a damn why the site is untrusted''', I probably know why in fact (behind corporate proxy server).
As for exporting a known good certificate from another browser, sure good idea, but it doesn't seem to work. I tried exporting from IE, Firefox did the import without complaint, but it still complains. At any rate, I don't care about that. '''I just want to permanent disable it for ALL SITES for ALL TIME'''. Is that too much to ask for?
Judging by the number of posts on this topic, apparently I am not the only one complaining about this.

Why does firefox say this not a trusted site and that legitimate businesses are trusted by Firefox

Hi,
One of my partners in New York just sent me an email to say that when he went onto our site www.101BusinessInsights.info a huge banner appeared on his screen saying " this not a trusted site and that legitimate businesses are trusted by Firefox"
Please can you advise why this is so and what can be done to make sure this does not happen.
Kind regards, Andre Jankowitz
CEO Business Insights Group
Zurich, Switzerland
+41 44 58 63 101
[email protected]
[email protected]

http://www.101businessinsights.info/ loads fine.
https://www.101businessinsights.info/ is what comes up as untrusted. Read the '''''Technical Details''''' to see what the problem = the certificate being used isn't valid for that domain.

Trusting a certificate

When trying to connect my firm's citrix site, I am getting the following error:
You have chosen not to trust Go Daddy Class 2 Certification Authority,
SSL error 61
I checked and the certificate is there. I even tried deleting it and importing it again.
I am using Ubuntu and Firefox 10. I do not have this error on my windows machines or my Macs.
How do I trust this certificate. I am not given the option as in earlier version of FF to trust the certificate fro the website.

That's a common, annoying error. Take a look at http://sslerror61.org/
Yes, there is a website dedicated to it. If none of those solutions work, contact your network admin. They will know what to do. I can't do much without being in front of your computer.

Error code: sec_error_bad_signature on Facebook as well as other trusted sites (Yahoo Mail).

I'm getting the above error for Firefox, and Certificate Error on Internet Explorer and Google Chrome. The connection problem is for the same sites on all three browsers. I've changed the sites to "trusted sites" on IE, as well as unchecking the "check for publisher's/server certification" blocks. I was informed switching to Firefox would solve the problem since it is inherent to Windows 8.1/Internet Explorer 11. This occurs only on my desktop, but not on my Google Chrome Book. Any thoughts or solutions on any of the browsers?

First thought is you should ask this in the Firefox forum and not the Thunderbird forum. You might get more help since this forum just deals with Thunderbird email client software.
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/firefox

I was told by Borders customer service that I have to add them as a "trusted site" to avoid an error message when sttempting to use the shopping cart. Is this true, and how do I do it?

When I go to "checkout" on Borders.com, I get an error message. The message is as follows:
[ServletException in:/ConsumerDirectStorefrontAssetStore/ShoppingArea/ShopcartSection/body.jsp] null'
I have tried refreshing, clearing cookies, and everything I can think of. Customer service told me it had to do with security settings, and that I had to add it to my trusted sites. I have never had to do this before, so I'm jsut wondering if this was true, and how to do it.

Are they multi-function units? Do they include a scanner? Most people call these multi-function copiers, not printers. Printers don't have a scanner in them.
Give us some specifics as to the brands and models you have tried.

Error: "We're having a problem opening this location on file explorer. Add this website to your trusted sites list and try again"

Hello,
When i try to open document library from SharePoint Production portal then it throws the specified error. However, when i open document library from SharePoint Development portal then it opens it in file explorer quite easily.
Production portal is on https whereas development portal is on http. Also, UAG has been configured on production portal.
Any idea where it's getting stuck up? Surely, this is not a browser issue on Windows 7 as it's opening the development portal's document library on the same machine.
I've also done following things:
- Configured Desktop Experience on production environment
- Installed the hotfix for Windows 7
Regards,
Sohaib
Sohaib Khan

Hello Sohaib.
Here is the list of causes defined here.Hope it helps you
The cause and the resolution methods are the following:
Cause: There is a missing Root site collection...
Resolution: Check and ensure, that the “Managed Paths” are not changed in the web Application’s page, there is a (root) explicit for
this web application and there is a working Root site collection.
If for any reason this is not the case in your environment, you may try the following:
- Apply (if not already) the following Hotfix to one of those clients:
Error when you open a SharePoint Document Library in Windows Explorer or map a network drive to the library after you install Internet Explorer 10 in Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2846960
Then, try to delete the cache of the IE browser before reproducing the issue. Check the result..
- Try to temporarily disable the Antivirus and test again.
- Check if you have installed the Desktop Experience feature on the SPS13 server.
- Check if you face this behavior with all users, Or only with some specific ones, Or with all different client OSes..
Otherwise you will need to collect the logs to further analyze...
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/george_bethanis/archive/2013/11/04/sps13-quot-open-with-explorer-quot-random-error-quot-we-re-having-a-problem-opening-this-location-in-file-explorer-add-this-web-site-to-your-trusted-sites-list-and-try-again-quot.aspx
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Add Trusted Sites by GPO and allow the user to edit / add Trusted Sites manually.

Hi All
Greetings for the day....
I have task to add a few Sites in Trust zone, Where I am succeed allowing them by GPO. As user requested to allow him to add Sites to add / edit manually. When I applied the Security Zone : Do not allow user to add sites to disabled , but it not allowing.
IE options greyed out.
Need your valuable expertise.
J D Tech Guy........

Hi,
On local machines, this setting will be grayed out and users can’t change it, if we configured the setting from the following node:
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Internet Explorer > Internet Control Panel > Security Page\
Site to Zone Assignment List
However, we can try using GPP Registry to deploy the setting, for this will allow users to change the setting.
Regarding this point, the following two threads can be referred to as reference.
Managing Trusted Sites through Group Policy Preferences
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/5af55e6e-5495-404e-96bf-4183e8358245/managing-trusted-sites-through-group-policy-preferences?forum=winserverGP
Add Trusted Sites via GPO but still allow users to add trusted sites
http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/326140-add-trusted-sites-via-gpo-but-still-allow-users-to-add-trusted-sites
Please Note: Since the second website is not hosted by Microsoft, the link may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of
this information.
Best regards,
Frank Shen

How do I add a trusted site to FIrefox? Is there a list someplace that I can update? This is not a Java issue (ie. being able to run Java on a trusted site)

I'm working at another company's site on their secure network. They use Microsoft's ShareCenter as a collaborative work environment and have told me I need to add their domain names (....company.com) to my list of trusted sites in Firefox in order to open the pages for their work environment.

hello live2ski, "trusted sites" is a concept of internet explorer that doesn't exist in firefox in this form, so i'm unsure what their instructions would be referring to.
you can edit certain permissions of a particular domain while you're on that page, right click on a blank spot and go to ''view page info > permissions''...

How can I add a trusted site in Safari to access our secure Sharepoint site from the internet?

My company has a secure sharepoint site that we access from the internet that requires our Active Directory logon. The Safari on the iPad does not allow you to add the URL as a trusted site and thus it prompts you for your username and password multiple times when navigating to various content. The solution for full blown browsers is to just add the URL as a trusted site in your browser security settings. Is there a work around for this or will Apple perhaps add this capability to add trusted sites to the mobile version of Safari?

Non-Windows browsers do not have a concept of a "trusted" site. In Windows, IE and Chrome do not repeatedly prompt for credentials because they use the user's login credentials on the desktop. Other devices do not have this capability. Instead,
you need to use something like ADFS to authenticate users.
Trevor Seward
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On a propritary web site I use, I get an error trying to upload a document; in IE I can solve this by adding the site to the list of trusted sites, how do I handle it in Firefox?

The error message is
Server Error in '/' Application.
StartIndex cannot be less than zero. Parameter name: startIndex
I can avoid the message in IE by adding the site to the list of trusted sites.
How do I accomplish the same thing in Firefox?

stewlyons wrote:
how do i know if anyone's posted an answer, or help? do i have to keep coming back here to look, see? or can someone send me an e-mail? (not sure i would know where to go back to) thanks.
First, you should be receiving email notifications of any reply; you haven't because there haven't been any. Second, should you be able to access that website? Have you done it before? Occasionally, I've gotten a similar message from websites I frequent but trying later will often clear the problem. Other times, I've gone to websites I really don't have permission to access and the website knows it. Also, you might try another browser, such as Firefox or Opera.
Finally, if you mean the Birchmere Music Hall, I get the same error message, and if Ticketmaster needs to access that website for ticket and event dates, it can't get through either. I'd suggest waiting for whomever handles the Birchmere website to fix it, or call them on the phone.
BTW, it's not a good idea to put your email address out for all to see. If you can still edit the post, delete it.
<E-mail Edited by Host>

How can I download a video from a trusted site two minutes in length ?

How can I upload a video from a trusted site to an installed version of Adobe Flash Player ?
What is involved in downloading a two minute government promotional video for a travel destination ?

For YouTube videos
http://www.any-video-converter.com/mac-tutorial/6-ways-to-download-youtube-video s.php
For other sites it depends upon the site.

SSL Error 61: chosen not to trust security certificate; How to bypass?

I am trying to utilize Citrix XenApp to remotely access my work userid and applications from home. I can login and see my virtual desktop/applications, but when I try to run an application I get SSL Error 61: you have chosen not to trust "Equifax Secure Global eBusiness CA-1" the issuer of the server's security certificate. I have tried to update the certificate (FFx says its valid), add an exception (cannot because certif is valid), uninstall/reinstall application (no good), but still no luck. Have contacted my company's IT and they are baffled as well. Any ideas to bypass or redo a setting that says I do trust this certificate would be welcome.

Pardon my ignorance, but can you please explain further. I've read over the info from the link provided but it is beyond my technical comprehension. Is the Citrix database on my end, on my company server's end?

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