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can't connect visual server - running local host and have installed correct certificates
Ufff I found the solution, have the same problem as yours tries many different ways install and create certificate.
One mistake I was doing earlier was not installing my certificate in proper location and the proper location was Trusted Root Certification Authorities. I always did first option.. uuuh
Microsoft EmployeeHello petermcnally, moeenuddin,
Chrome browser blocks this address https://localhost:8080 because of non-valid certificate.
Please open the following link in separate browser tab:
https://localhost:8080/assets/status
Chrome will show the warning message, click advanced > proceed to unsafe version.
After that Chrome will work with dev visual correctly.
Resolver IIHi nikitagrachev,
Just a few words to mention that your solution worked in my case. I had the very same issue as mentioned by fellow members. I had first decided to remove existing certificate and reinsinstall a new one through pbiviz --install-cert
I could then proceed with Certificate installation [windows prompts process...] and managed to create a new one with success.
So far so so good. Then when trying to launch on Google Chrome... Bang same thing... So before trying to recreate SSL certificate indifinitely... I figured this may not be strictly related to a local issue but mainly on Google Chrome side. As some mentioned if it worked on Microsoft Edge browser and not on Google Chrome then there you go... I know Google Chrome latest versions have also behaved a bit strangely lately... forcing me to reinstall it a couple of times... Still your option seemed to do the job, thanks for sharing :smileywink: