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I understand. However, without the SSL certificate, won’t the traffic still be susceptible to MITM attacks? I’ve also tried to create a self signed certificate, but neither Chrome or Firefox will accept them.

These are not minor issues. Has anyone confirmed if the problem is more on Trend Micro, or is the underlying problem Diversion/pixelserv-tls?

I have used the Let's Encrypt in the past. However, it is not working now with either Chrome or Firefox browsers. I'm also using a no-ip DDNS when using OpenVPN.

My apologies. Everything I read about OpenVPN is that is does not encrypt the traffic. Maybe I'm seeing old threads?

My understanding is that OpenVPN does not encrypt all traffic, just the sign-in. I should be able to secure all traffic using SSL certificate. There is the risk of MITM attack...

I'm trying to secure my LAN so I can safely use no-ip ddns and openvpn server for remote access of security cameras. I've been fighting OpenSSL for some time and nojoy with any browser for self-signed certificate. Trying to avoid paying for something that I only need for personal access of a...

Was there any resolution to the Let's Encrypt? I'm having issues trying to get self-signed certificates to work with any browser and I would prefer to not pay for an SSL cert.

I found the typo in my .ext file... mybad! I'm still having trouble getting either Firefox or Chrome browsers to accept it! My router seems to have no problems with my key and cert.

I don't have a space before CAcreateserial. Not sure what my errors are. I've been trying to get my router secured for several weeks. Getting major frustrated. thx,

I've followed this and it fails on step 5, signing. All I get for an output is: x509: Use -help for summary I've checked, and triple-checked, and can't find any type'os, etc. Thanks in advance.

I intend to implement the OpenVPN server, so would I have better luck trying to implement the OpenSSL certificate?

I need a security certificate, and I would prefer not to pay for one. Synology seems geared towards NAS more than router applications.

I am having continual problems with a corrupted SSL certificate on an RT-AC68U running Merlin firmware 386.10. I have been using no-ip DDNS service and a Let's Encrypt certificate. A couple of months ago my certificate is being rejected by Chrome and Firefox browsers. I have performed a hard...

I'm using no-ip for ddns. Let's encrypt certificate is stuck on authorizing. I tried to export, and chrome choked and said it was corrupted.

I'm getting inconsistent NTP server behavior. Using default settings, I can tell the NTP server is working from the UI. When I try and access it, it frequently acts as though it's inactive: Note that it takes five queries before I get a valid response.