N2WS Backup & Recovery Quick Start Guide 4.3.0
  • 1 Get Started with N2WS
  • 2 Launching N2WS Backup & Recovery
  • 3 N2WS Server Instance Configuration
  • 4 Creating a Simple AWS Backup Policy with N2WS
  • 5 Performing a Basic AWS Recovery with N2WS
  • 6 How to Configure N2WS with CloudFormation
  • 7 Using N2WS with Azure
  • Appendix A - AWS Authentication with N2WS
  • Appendix B - Adding Exception for Default Browser for N2WS
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  • B.1 Adding an Exception to Chrome
  • B.2 Adding an Exception to Firefox

Appendix B - Adding Exception for Default Browser for N2WS

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B.1 Adding an Exception to Chrome

When you first navigate to your N2WS instance, you'll see a screen like this. It's nothing to worry about. We are SSL secured but because it is a self-signed certificate, you may want to add an exception to your browser following these steps.

  2. Select Settings, Advanced, and then in the System section, select Open proxy settings.

3. Choose the Security tab and then select Trusted Sites.

4. Select the Sites button.

5. Type the N2WS server’s IP address in the Add this website to the zone box and then select Add, Close. and OK.

You should not get the warning on the certificate again.

B.2 Adding an Exception to Firefox

The example is from Firefox Quantum.

  1. Select Advanced, the "1" label in the screenshot below.

  2. Select Add Exception for this server, the "2" label in the screenshot below.

Open the Chrome browser. In the top right, select More .