We made a site which will be used only in local (is not publicity available). It supports https with self signed cert and key. Now, if I use the site - it says 'your connection to this site is not secure'. I know we need to buy certification from trusted CA. As site will be used only locally, is there any way to bypass this?
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By locally, do you mean on the site is on an internal network, or that the site is only visible to same computer that's hosting it? – Cody P Feb 07 '18 at 06:49
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I mean, site is only accessible on the internal network. – again Feb 07 '18 at 07:16
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1Possible duplicate of How do I run proper HTTPS on an Internal Network?, Encrypting local HTTP traffic using a self-signed certificate, Obtaining an SSL certificate for a local web application, How to force browser to trust a self-signed cert, Adding self signed certificate to trusted store and probably even more. – Steffen Ullrich Feb 07 '18 at 07:24
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You have to import the Root-CA which was used to sign the self signed Certificate into your trusted certificate store. It depends on your OS how to do this
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