- On the error page, click the certificate error icon (a red-colored shield with a cross mark on it) that appears in the address bar.
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In the pop-up, click View certificates.
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In the Certificate dialog, click the Certification Path tab.
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Select the first entry in the list of certification paths.
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Click View Certificate.
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In the second Certificate dialog, click the Details tab.
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Click Copy to File.
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In the Certificate Export Wizard, accept the default settings, enter a meaning certificate name to export it to your local system, and click Finish. Now the certificate is exported successfully.
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In the Certificate Export Wizard success message, click OK.
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In the second Certificate dialog, click OK.
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In the first Certificate dialog, click OK.
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From the browser's menu, select Settings, then select Internet Options.
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In the Internet Options dialog, click the Content tab.
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In the Certificates section, click Certificates.
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In the Certificates dialog, click the Trusted Root Certification Authorities tab.
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Click Import.
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In the Certificate Import Wizard, accept the default settings, select the certificate you exported in Step (8), and click Finish.
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In the Security Warning message, click Yes.
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In the Certificate Import Wizard success message, click OK.
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In the Certificates dialog, click Close.
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In the Internet Options dialog, click OK.
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Restart the browser.
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- On the Untrusted Connection page, click I Understand the Risks.
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Click Add Exception.
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In the Add Security Exception dialog, ensure that Permanently store this exception option is selected.
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Click Confirm Security Exception.
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- On the Privacy error page, click Advanced. Then click Proceed to <host_name> (unsafe).
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In the address bar of the Enterprise Manager Cloud Control Login page, click the red cross mark on the lock icon next to https.
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In the pop-up, in the Connection tab, click Certificate Information.
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In the Certificate dialog, click the Certification Path tab.
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Select the root node in the list of certificate paths.
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Click View Certificate.
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In the second Certificate dialog, click the Details tab.
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Click Copy to File.
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In the Certificate Export Wizard, accept the default settings, enter a meaningful certificate name to export it to your local system, and click Finish. Now the certificate is exported successfully.
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In the Certificate Export Wizard success message, click OK.
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In the second Certificate dialog, click OK.
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In the first Certificate dialog, click OK.
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From the browser's menu, select Settings.
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On the Settings page, in the top-right Search settings field, enter Certificates.
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In the HTTPS/SSL section, click Manage certificates.
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In the Certificate dialog, click the Trusted Root Certification Authorities tab.
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Click Import...
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In the Certificate Import Wizard, click Next, then select the certificate you exported in Step (9), accept the default settings, and then click Finish.
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In the Security Warning dialog, click Yes.
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In the Certificate Import Wizard success message, click OK.
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In the Certificates dialog, click Close.
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Restart the browser.
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Now when you navigate to the Enterprise Manager Cloud Control Login page, you should see a green lock icon next to https in the address bar.
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