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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Untrusted Certificates on iOS}}
[[Category:AppBoard 2.6]]
If running AppBoard in HTTPS (HTTP over SSL) mode using a self-signed certificate or otherwise untrusted certificate (expired, doesn't match the hostname/IP, unknown CA, etc...) then it is necessary to register the certificate on each iOS device itself, otherwise the security model will prevent the iOS user from accessing AppBoard.

# On the desktop, use a Firefox browser to navigate to the site (for example, https://www.myappboardserver.com/).
# Click on the "lock" icon next to the address bar to view the certificate.
# Use the certificate viewer to view the certificate for "www.myappboardserver.com".
# Click on the "Export..." button to export the certificate. Use the default format (X.509 Certificate (PEM) (*.crt;*.pem).
# By default, the certificate is saved as "www.myappboardserver.com.crt".
# Use an email client on the desktop to send yourself an email attached with the certificate file. (Note: Gmail might block sending that file. Yahoo Mail is a suggested alternative.)
# On the iOS device, use the iOS Mail program to open up that email.
# Click on the attached certificate and you will be prompted for installing the certificate.
# Click on "OK" to install the certificate.

Now, appboard on that iOS device will be able to connect to the "www.myappboardserver.com" server.

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