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When browsing to a secure website via SWG on a Mac OSX Firefox browser, it may present a warning that the connection is untrusted:
This is because with SWG’s HTTPS Scanning module turned in on, it will use its own SSL certificate to decrypt and encrypt SSL traffic for scanning. So the Firefox will need to import and trust SWG’s certificate in its own certificate store.
In the Certificate Manager, click on Authorities and then on Import.
Select the .crt file exported from SWG.
Next you will be prompted on how to trust the certificate. Select “Trust this CA to identify websites” and then click on Ok.
Verify in Firefox Certificate Manager’s Authorities that the SWG certificate has been imported successfully (in this example it is calledSWG83SelfSigned, the name will differ according to your installation.)
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