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How to Verify your Certificate
When Accessing Your PC From a Web Browser
The first thing you'll need is your Certificate
Fingerprint
(or Thumbprint). In
MF327
, you can find this by typing the word "
fingerprints
" in the main window, or by clicking the
Quick Start
button and scrolling to the bottom. MF327 uses different certificates depending on how you connect, so you'll see several fingerprints.
If you have a certificate file, you can open the certificate on your PC and locate the value as shown below.
Once you have your Fingerprint, connect to your PC by typing the URL into your web browser. You should see a security warning because the certificate is not trusted by your browser. This is normal when accessing a
private
computer.
Click here
to see why.
To prove your connection is secure, follow the steps below for your specific web browser.
(Other browsers will have a similar process)
IMPORTANT
:
These instructions are for accessing your own PC.
Never bypass security warnings when accessing
public
websites, such as your bank or email.
Chrome
Click '
ADVANCED
', then '
PROCEED TO ...
'.
This will bring you to the login page.
To verify your connection is secure before logging-in:
Click the red triangle in the address bar
Click '
Details
', then '
Certificate information
'
Scroll down to the '
FINGERPRINTS
' section
Compare the '
SHA-1 fingerprint
' to the one(s) you found in
Step 1
.
If any are a match, your connection is secure.
Safari
At the security warning, click, '
Show Details
' and scroll down.
To verify your connection is secure before logging-in:
Click '
view the certificate
', then '
More Details
'.
Scroll down to the '
FINGERPRINTS
' section (near the bottom).
Compare the '
SHA-1 fingerprint
' to the one(s) you found in
Step 1
.
If any are a match, your connection is secure.
At the top of the window, click '
< Certificate
', then '
Done
'
Click '
visit this website
'. This will bring you to the login page
Firefox
Click '
Advanced
', scroll down and click '
Add Exception
'.
Click '
Confirm Security Exception
'
This will bring you to the login page.
To verify your connection is secure before logging-in:
Click the padlock in the address bar.
Click the '
>
' arrow, then '
More Information
', then '
View Certificate
'.
Scroll down until you see
Fingerprints
and compare the '
SHA-1 Fingerprint
' to the one(s) you found in
Step 1
.
If any are a match, your connection is secure.
Microsoft Edge
Click
Advanced
, then '
Continue to [website] (unsafe)
'. This will bring you to the login page.
To verify your connection is secure before logging-in:
Click the red triangle in the address bar, then '
certificates (not valid)
'.
Click on the '
Details
' tab, scroll to the bottom, and click '
Thumbprint
'.
Compare the value to the '
SHA-1 fingerprint
(s)' you found in
Step 1
.
If any are a match, your connection is secure.
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