Configuring HTTPS for the Administrator Tool Using a Certificate Signed by a Certificate Authority

Configuring HTTPS for the Administrator Tool Using a Certificate Signed by a Certificate Authority

Step 5. Clear the Cache and Enable SSL for the Browser

Step 5. Clear the Cache and Enable SSL for the Browser

Before you log in to the Administrator tool, clear the cache from the web browser and enable the browser to use SSL.
  1. Launch a new browser window.
  2. Clear the cookies, temporary files, and history information in the browser.
    • On Microsoft Internet Explorer, click
      Tools
      Internet Options
      . On the General tab, delete the browsing history. On the Content tab, clear the SSL state.
    • On Mozilla Firefox, click
      Tools
      Clear Recent History
      .
  3. Enable the browser to send and receive secured information using SSL 3.0 and TLS 1.0.
    • On Microsoft Internet Explorer, click
      Tools
      Internet Options
      . On the Advanced tab, select
      Use SSL 3.0
      and
      Use TLS 1.0
      .
    • On Mozilla Firefox, click
      Tools
      Internet Options
      . On the Advanced tab, click
      Encryption
      , and then select
      Use SSL 3.0
      and
      Use TLS 1.0
  4. Log in to the Administrator tool.
    In version 9.0, the Administrator tool URL redirects to the following HTTPS enabled site:
    https://<host>:<https port>/adminconsole
    In versions 9.0.1 and later, the Administrator tool URL redirects to the following HTTPS enabled site:
    https://<host>:<https port>/administrator
  5. Click
    Yes
    to trust the security certificate.

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