bypass SSL error for selfsigned certicat on chrome

Hello! I have experience in certificate installation and will be very happy to deploy it on your server, so you will not get warning in browsers any more. Thanks!

Hello sir I would like to work on your self signed certificate issues resolve project. Would you please message me so i can start right now. Thanks Chitano

Hello I am a system and network administrator, with more than 10 years of experience. During that period I have installed, administrate and maintain a large number of various servers, such as Web Server (Apache, IIS), Mail Server (Postfix, Exim, MS Exchange), DNS Server (BIND, Unbound, MS DNS), etc., based on, FreeBSD, CentOS, RHL, etc. And of course, I have a lot of experience working with MS Servers and other MS products. As well as I have some experience in the database design, development, and maintenance. As for the project, do you simply want to disable self-signed certificate warning message? Or you want to have proper SSL certificates? Thank you in advance. Looking forward to hearing from you soon. Sincerely Eduard

I am extremely proficient with SSL Certificate installation and know how to solve this issue. For more on my skills and successfully finished jobs, please have a look on my Profile, Portfolio, Work history and Feedbacks. Thank you for taking the time to read my application. I’m looking forward to hearing from you soon. Ahmed Saber

hi... the self signed sertificate is mean to be unsecure in the web browser. there is a method to add exception on firefox to allow unsecure https to be view in the browser. cheers, Henry

Hi, Do you have a specific domain set up? To avoid self-signed certificate warning we can use a free let's encrypt certificate, can also set a cron that will renew the certificate before it will expire. There are some nice tools tat we can set to automate that for apache/nginx. Best Regards, Constantin Plaiasu

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Dear Client ; I read your project post and got your point . I can do this for you . I am a Professional IT Computer Engineer having 7 years of experience Shall we start it right now ? Thanks

Hello! you want this only on local machine or entire internet? This is 2 different situations. .

i have good experience in installing ssl certificate and solving the issues, i can fix the issue you are having with selfsigned certificate by installing free ssl.

Resolution: When the error occurs, click Proceed Anyway. In the address bar, click the lock icon to view the site information. On the Connections tab, click Certificate Information. On the Details tab, click Copy to File… Click Next. Select DER encoded binary X.509 (.CER), and click Next. Enter a file name. By default Chrome saves the certificate in a hidden file in \Users\username\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Applications\...  If you do not want to make hidden files visible, browse to a different location to save the certificate. Click Next. Check the location of the certificate, and click Finish. Add the exported certificate to Trusted Root Certification Authorities.

You need to add the top level domain to the certificate trust store to fix the issues. I can help with that.

Hello, I found your project and understand all your requirements. Please Explain about the project in detail to start our work. You can send me a private message to discuss about your project. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you.

You Need to allow the the certificate my making sure that your certificate is installed properly on your computer.