mymbCONNECT24: Message "Insecure Connection" appear - Create Frontend SSL certificate

If you receive the following message by accessing on your mymbCONNECT24 server via web browser:

Or if you want to access the mymbCONNECT24 server via mbDIALUP and receive the following red key symbol:

In both cases, you or your IT must have a public frontend SSL certificate issued by a third-party supplier, in order to ensure the trustworthiness and identity of the mymbCONNECT24 server.

The * .pem file must contain the private key and the certificate, that it looks like in the following screenshot:

The *.pem file must always begin with "-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----" and end with "-----END CERTIFICATE-----". This means, that the header und footer must always be included. Please also pay attention to the number of characters (-).

Since * .pem files go in the UNIX direction, it is not possible to combine the private key and the certificate in a Windows text editor easily.

Further information and instructions, for example to create the frontend SSL certificate (* .pem file) with "OpenSSL" in Windows, can be found on the Internet. 

Integration of the frontend SSL certificate in mymbCONNECT24

To import an existing SSL certificate, please proceed as follows:

1. Navigate to "System" -> "Certificates" -> "Frontend SSL Certificate" and click on the button "Browse" or "Search" (the name of the button can be different for various browsers).
2. Select the desired key file (* .pem) from your local system.
3. To import the selected certificate, please click on the button "Import SSL certificate".
4. Finally, the imported certificate will be displayed in the section "Imported SSL certificate".

Please note:

Only one SSL certificate is allowed. Before a new certificate can be imported, you must first delete the imported certificate.

To delete the imported certificate, please click on the button "Delete" in the "Actions" column and confirm the security question by clicking on "OK".