Google Chrome Revoked Self Signed Certificates

Google Chrome can block you from getting to your lab devices (like your WLC) or other devices that have self signed certicates. If you get an error like this, and you can’t get past, then there is still a way without having to buy a signed cert! To get around this click somewhere on the page and then type thisisunsafe Then like magic Chrome will load the page!

January 3, 2020 · 1 min · 68 words · Martyn Rees

CWNP Certification Program

This post is more about finding where to start with the CWNP program, rather than focussing on any particular exam or level of knowledge. The CWNP certification program is vendor neutral, and is seen to be the best way to learn about wireless without any specific vendors terms or proprietary information being thrown at you, and best of all you don’t have to remember any menu structure or config file structure for the exams… ...

August 8, 2019 · 3 min · 519 words · Martyn Rees

Generating a Self Signed Certificate on Windows Server

When configuring a Windows server with the NPS Role in order to authenticate wireless clients using PEAP (Protected EAP), you may need to generate a temporary self signed certificate in order to complete testing, or finish the configuration. Configuring the NPS server for PEAP authentication is outside of the scope of this post, and may be covered in a future post, but this will at least allow you to generate a Certificate in order to get the services running and testing completed. ...

July 22, 2019 · 2 min · 279 words · Martyn Rees