There
are several 'security pop-up’s which have to be clicked
before actually getting to my mail. Could you please tell
me what I can do to eliminate the certificate error
message?
The
solution is to install the certificate (at least within IE 7)
and then the browser "recognizes" the installed
certificate
and the error no longer pops up.
There
may be a warning box displayed whenever you switch between a
secure and nonsecure connection or you may have already turned
it off.
Clicking
on "Continue ..." may bring up two situations:
1)
Pop-up "Certificate Error".
2)
There's also the message: "To protect your security, Internet Explorer has blocked this
website from displaying content with security errors".
Regarding the two "warnings" about non-secure items, the item that is not secure is the CCIL logo image file.
Here
are the steps to follow to trust a web site certificate:
1.
To Install a Site Security Certificate for a Trusted Site,
Start Internet Explorer, and open CCIL Web Page https://www.ccil.org.
You may get the error when opening ‘Web Mail’.
2.
Click on the Certificate Error Address Error Alert Button, and
click on the View Certificates Link.
3.
Click on Install Certificate Button.
4.
Click Next Button in the Certificate Import Wizard.
5.
Click Next Button.
6.
Click Finish Button.
7.
Click Yes Button to Install the Certificate.
8.
A Pop-Up Window Will Appear Confirming the Installation of the
Certificate.
9.
Click the OK Button to Continue.
10.
The Certificate Can Now be Viewed by Opening Internet Options,
Selecting Content Tab, and Pressing the Certificate Button.
Select the Trusted Root Certification Authorities Tab, and
Scroll Down to View the Site Certificate.
Click
here
to view an extensive and visual Word document describing how
to install Certificates. Some of the windows may not appear as
your PC operating system.
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