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    Adding pfSense web certificate into Google Chrome

    General pfSense Questions
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      archedraft last edited by

      I have been trying to add my pfSense web certificate into Google Chrome so that I stop seeing the message attached as a picture below. Has anyone successfully accomplished this? If so, would you please list the steps on how it was accomplished?

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      • KOM
        KOM last edited by

        If I remember right, you had to create a Certificate Authority cert and then install it as a Trusted Root CA via Settings - Show advanced settings - HTTPS/SSL - Manage Certificates - Trusted Root Certification Authorities - Import.  It's been awhile since I played with that.

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          archedraft last edited by

          I believe I have done that (and tired multiple ways) but Google keeps showing me that screen. Is it possible that I setup my Certificate Authority incorrectly?

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          • KOM
            KOM last edited by

            Anything's possible.

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              archedraft last edited by

              But you can confirm that Google does not bother your anymore?

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              • KOM
                KOM last edited by

                I played with transparent HTTPS proxy a few months ago but I'm not running it at the moment.  Yes, when I did go to HTTPS sites I didn't get any MitM warnings.

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