Certificate Error with HTTPS

[kwatkins]

I created an HTTPS connection to a Linux web server using IE. Whenever I launch the link in mRemoteNG I get an error informing me that the certificate is not trusted. Typically (and with older versions of mRemote) there is a link that allows me to continue to the webpage, however, this option no longer exists. I installed mRemoteNG 1.74 and I can no longer continue to these webpages. What am I missing?

**EDIT: for now I am having it launch in an external browser (which is working just fine), but it would be nice if I could utilizing it withing mRemote.

[upolicarpo]

I have the same problem.

[dmsparer]

Have you tried both rendering engines (IE and Gecko)?

[emjaybee]

Just signed up to say that this is happening for us too. I have attached a screenshot of the issue. This is regardless of using the full URL or removing the http/s part.

I am new to mRemoteNG but I love it, I just wish this issue would go away! I have heard that older versions don't have this issue?

-dmsparer, yes we have tried using both rendering engines and still get the same issue.

[neidigclan]

Hello.
I just signed up to also state that this is happening to me not matter what I have done to get around it.
Have also tried using both rendering engines

[br4is]

[neidigclan]

Hello,
I have tried the bat file and still get the same error when launching
Thanks

[br4is]

Hi, I've forgot to say, that you need to restart mRemoteNG for this to work. If you've already done that, please verify that the paths are correct, and both cert_override.txt files exists.

[neidigclan]

That definitely got me closer, thank you. The issue presenting itself now is it is not populating the username and password. Are you having that issue as well?

[br4is]

Hi, Well I'm not a mRemoteNG expert but I'm pretty sure that HTTP/S login and password fields will only work with a http auth based authentication, that most of today WebGUIs do not use.

I've tried with an http WebGUI and it is not populating neither so I think that is the expected behavior