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  • peter ruaka
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2019
    • 3

    default key is corrupt

    Hey am expressing default key is corrupt in canon adv c5240i hence cannot access SMS in remote interface,generated a new key certificate and rebooted the machine. Now cant access remote interface,am getting the following error :err_ssl_server_cert bad format on chrome browser,tried accessing the machine using mozilla got an error :ssl_error_internal error alert.Any help to resolve this will be appreciated
  • teckat
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    10,000+ Posts
    • Jan 2010
    • 16092

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    Re: default key is corrupt

    Originally posted by peter ruaka
    Hey am expressing default key is corrupt in canon adv c5240i hence cannot access SMS in remote interface,generated a new key certificate and rebooted the machine. Now cant access remote interface,am getting the following error :err_ssl_server_cert bad format on chrome browser,tried accessing the machine using mozilla got an error :ssl_error_internal error alert.Any help to resolve this will be appreciated


    If a key and a CA certificate have been registered in order to use a function other than
    E-RDS,
    it is necessary to register again from SST or Remote UI.

    Check the date and time is set correctly

    Change the SSL settings the in browser

    This step is a little more of a process, but will definitely correct this error if everything else has failed.
    • Open Google Chrome. Go to Preferences and then Settings.
    • A new window of Google Chrome settings will open. Scroll down and click on Show advanced settings.
    • Now, scroll down. You will see a tab of Change Proxy Settings under NetworkSecurity tab. Set Security level zone as medium. If it is selected as before then leave it.
    • Choose the Privacy tab. Set Internet zone as medium. If it is selected as before then leave it.
    • Now, choose the Content tab. Click on Clear SSL state and press OK.


    • Settings and Advanced Settings just like in the previous steps.
    • This time, scroll down and you will see a tab of Manage Certificates.Click on it.
    • A new window of certificates will open. Just import the desired URL and relaunch the browser.
    **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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