plesk ,security certificate errors

Yes, I have these pop ups for the last 2 days. It is very annoying and I don't know how to get rid of them. Somehow they have disappeared now. 

I just logged on and am still getting the popup about the expired certificate as of the evening of Oct. 22nd.

I have the same problem. What is that?

Yes,last 2 days only for me too ,even though the certificate says it expired in August.I'm not too worried about it as a security threat as plesk seems to be a legitimate application [see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plesk]  ,but I can't get rid of the warnings no matter which option I chose.

No problems here. 

tvan

I've had this problem on both firefox and ie on both home and work computers,both pc's.What browser are you using? Perhaps it may have more to do with which firewall? I'm not a computer tech though.

Yes, I have these pop ups for the last 2 days. It is very annoying and I don't know how to get rid of them. Somehow they have disappeared now. 

hi guys,

I'm not sure what this is all about but I've alerted our tech experts... hope to sort it soon.

Yes, I have been doing Google searches on how to resolve the problem. Here's one suggested fix:

This can be fixed and pretty easily at that. Go into Internet Explorer then choose Tools -> Internet Options, then click on the Content tab. The middle of that window will show you different options regarding Certificates. Click on the middle button, labeled "Certificates..."

Now you'll see something that's an interesting user interface gaffe on Microsoft's part because the tabs on this window don't fit in the window, so you need to click on the tiny right arrow by the rightmost tab. Once you can see it, click on "Untrusted Publishers".

You should see the publisher listed that's causing you such problems. On my screen, I have two certificates from Microsoft, published by VeriSign, as you can see. Just delete the entries here by clicking on each one to select it, then clicking "Remove".

Quit the browser, restart, and everything should be good to go!

hi everyone, from the Tech masters at Cpod:

This was caused by an expired security certificate from one of our back end servers.

It doesn't really matter, since the issue is being addressed, but I noticed that there was an issue on my Mac. I was getting a message in my browser's status bars that there was one error opening each page. Everything worked, so I just blew it off.  However, checking in the activity viewer, I see that the error was, in fact, a bad security certificate.

So, I was getting the error noted above; I just didn't notice it because of the difference in the way that the my browsers handle security certificates.

bababardwan, I'm using Safari and Firefox on a Mac, plus Chrome on a Vista-equipped PC.  My firewalls at home are just standard equipment, though I'm not sure about work.