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4.2.3 Responding to Security Warnings

When your browser connects to a TB9400 for the first time, it raises a

security warning. Normally, secure websites have a security certificate

issued by a trusted Certification Authority. This is to foil attempts by rogue

websites to pretend to be something they are not. The TB9400 creates a

self-signed certificate when the reciter’s firmware is installed. Your

browser raises a security warning because the security certificate was not

issued by a trusted Certification Authority. The browser has a way of letting

you override or bypass the security warning, as explained below.

You can be confident that you are not connecting to a rogue website

pretending to be your TB9400, so follow the procedure below to tell the

browser that the security certificate is OK. The browser then stores the

security certificate and will not raise a warning on subsequent connections,

unless the IP address of the TB9400 changes. For more information, refer

to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931850 (Internet Explorer) or search

for “security certificate” in your browser’s Help.

Firefox 1. When the message “This Connection is Untrusted” appears, click

I Understand the Risks.

2. Click Add Exception.

3. The Location field includes details specific to your TB9400. Without

changing the default values, click Confirm Security Exception.

Internet Explorer 8 1. Click Continue to this website (not recommended).

2. Click Certificate Error.

3. Click View certificates. The Certificate dialog box, General tab is

displayed.

4. Click Install Certificate and then follow the Certificate Import

Wizard to install the certificate. Proceed to the end without changing

the default values. When the Security Warning window appears,

click Yes.

Internet Explorer 9 Click Continue to this website (not recommended). Internet Explorer 9