- Jan 26, 2001
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I read somewhere that using HTTPS when accessing your router provides heightened security. I'm not sure if that applies to local access as well, but that is the only way I access mine.
When I implemented this, I began getting Certificate Errors every time I access the UI through IE at https://192.168.1.1:8443/
The IE error page suggests I close the webpage, or Continue to this Website (not recommended). I always choose continue and then login without issue. However, I notice sometimes that after I log back out, I can still re-access the UI without reentering my credentials.
Is there any way to stop these errors? Should I simply not bother with HTTPS for local access only?
This is with an AUS RT-AC66R
TIA
When I implemented this, I began getting Certificate Errors every time I access the UI through IE at https://192.168.1.1:8443/
The IE error page suggests I close the webpage, or Continue to this Website (not recommended). I always choose continue and then login without issue. However, I notice sometimes that after I log back out, I can still re-access the UI without reentering my credentials.
Is there any way to stop these errors? Should I simply not bother with HTTPS for local access only?
This is with an AUS RT-AC66R
TIA