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    • DashrenderD
      Dashrender @bbigford
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      @bbigford said in Windows Admin Center:

      It was a messy setup and doesn't work with most browsers. I started laughing when I got the cert prompt.

      Why, you would expect a self signed unless you replace it.

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      • bbigfordB
        bbigford @Dashrender
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        @dashrender said in Windows Admin Center:

        @bbigford said in Windows Admin Center:

        It was a messy setup and doesn't work with most browsers. I started laughing when I got the cert prompt.

        Why, you would expect a self signed unless you replace it.

        Sorry, not that I wasn't expecting it since it is self-signed. Just after having it not work with anything but Edge, it was just one more thing to get through and I was nearly done at that point. But I couldn't get it working with Edge very quickly to try it out (got more errors) so I eventually just uninstalled it.

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        • DashrenderD
          Dashrender @bbigford
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          @bbigford said in Windows Admin Center:

          @dashrender said in Windows Admin Center:

          @bbigford said in Windows Admin Center:

          It was a messy setup and doesn't work with most browsers. I started laughing when I got the cert prompt.

          Why, you would expect a self signed unless you replace it.

          Sorry, not that I wasn't expecting it since it is self-signed. Just after having it not work with anything but Edge, it was just one more thing to get through and I was nearly done at that point. But I couldn't get it working with Edge very quickly to try it out (got more errors) so I eventually just uninstalled it.

          Why would edge not give you errors on a self signed cert unless edge is broken?

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          • dbeatoD
            dbeato @bbigford
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            @bbigford said in Windows Admin Center:

            @dashrender said in Windows Admin Center:

            @bbigford said in Windows Admin Center:

            It was a messy setup and doesn't work with most browsers. I started laughing when I got the cert prompt.

            Why, you would expect a self signed unless you replace it.

            Sorry, not that I wasn't expecting it since it is self-signed. Just after having it not work with anything but Edge, it was just one more thing to get through and I was nearly done at that point. But I couldn't get it working with Edge very quickly to try it out (got more errors) so I eventually just uninstalled it.

            Edge would act the same as IE, I mean you would expect that after the SSL Cert warning anything else would work better but you it is always a feature with MS 🙂

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