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John H

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Not sure where to post this - but I'm getting a security warning...

Why won't the site open with https://911uk.com?

I'm pretty sure it used to - has the certificate expired (DigiCert Inc)?
 
I've passed this upstairs for you.
 
John H said:
Not sure where to post this - but I'm getting a security warning...

Why won't the site open with https://911uk.com?

I'm pretty sure it used to - has the certificate expired (DigiCert Inc)?
Click to expand...


For now just use www.911uk.com
 
What has happened to my thread, posted yesterday, re an insecure connection?

Has it been moved? Has it been deleted?

Would appreciate a Moderator informing me - by PM if necessary - thank you
 
911UK said:
John H said:
Not sure where to post this - but I'm getting a security warning...

Why won't the site open with https://911uk.com?

I'm pretty sure it used to - has the certificate expired (DigiCert Inc)?
Click to expand...


For now just use www.911uk.com
Click to expand...

That doesn't really answer the question!

Is the site secure or not? It's not a difficult question... :?:
 
I'm getting constant flashing not secure and often won't log on (from various Middle Eastern/African countries)
 
pzero said:
Threads merged.
Click to expand...

So I now know where my post is, but not whether the site is safe?

Does the DigiCert Inc. Certificate need to be updated or renewed?

Thank you in anticipation...
 
Are you using Internet explorer as a browser?
 
The connection not being secure is nothing to do with whether it is safe. No point encrypting the posts as they travel over the Internet when someone can just browse here and read them.
 
John H said:
pzero said:
Threads merged.
Click to expand...

So I now know where my post is, but not whether the site is safe?

Does the DigiCert Inc. Certificate need to be updated or renewed?

Thank you in anticipation...
Click to expand...

this version of the site doesn't use https yet

so the site is secure through https://secure.sitelock.com

we are working on these https updates
 
John H said:
What has happened to my thread, posted yesterday, re an insecure connection?

Has it been moved? Has it been deleted?

Would appreciate a Moderator informing me - by PM if necessary - thank you
Click to expand...

Posts are moves all the time if they are placed in the incorrect forum

you posted a site IT question in the 997 section, which is why it was moved

unfortunately it is not always possible to advise users when posts are moved but if it is clearly posted in the incorrect forum it's location will be corrected
 
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