[HamWAN PSDR] DNS mapping

[Dean Gibson AE7Q]

OK, imported the .p12 certificate into both Firefox and Internet 
Explorer, and both now show it in the list of personal certificates.  
Then, I temporarily disabled routing 44.x.x.x addresses out the 
MikroTik.  A "traceroute" confirms I'm not going out the MikroTik radio.

I get the same message: "We need to authenticate you, but we can't use 
encryption over ham radio."  Do I have to reboot Windows?

On 2014-06-08 17:43, Cory (NQ1E) wrote:
>
> Dean,
>
> Using that specific version of Opera is only if you want to visit the 
> authenticated portal site over the RF network.  It's the only browser 
> that we could get to work with unencrypted SSL mutual certificate 
> authentication.  Nobody else on the internet seems to do that, so 
> there's not a lot of support for it.
>
> If you're using your commercial internet connection instead, you don't 
> have to worry about that and you can use just about any browser if you 
> have your LotW certificate setup in it.
>
> -Cory
> NQ1E
>
> On Jun 8, 2014 5:24 PM, "Dean Gibson AE7Q" <hamwan at ae7q.com 
> <mailto:hamwan at ae7q.com>> wrote:
>
>     This requires a specific (and non-current) version of a specific
>     browser (eg, Opera) ?!?!?!?
>
>     On 2014-05-15 23:32, Tom Hayward wrote:
>
>         On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 9:49 PM, Dean Gibson AE7Q
>         <hamwan at ae7q.com <mailto:hamwan at ae7q.com>> wrote:
>
>             Now, this is not correct.  While I appreciate the PTR
>             record for 44.24.240.173 <tel:44.24.240.173>, it needs to
>             point to a hostname record ("A" or CNAME"), not a
>             domainname record.  This is not the fault of the PTR
>             record, but the record that it points to:  The NS record
>             for ae7q.hamwan.net <http://ae7q.hamwan.net> effectively
>             declares ae7q.hamwan.net <http://ae7q.hamwan.net> as a
>             subdomain, with ns1.ae7q.ampr.org
>             <http://ns1.ae7q.ampr.org> as its nameserver.  Now,
>             ns1.ae7q.ampr.org <http://ns1.ae7q.ampr.org> has the IP
>             address of 44.24.240.173 <tel:44.24.240.173>, but that
>             doesn't mean that the domain ae7q.hamwan.net
>             <http://ae7q.hamwan.net> is anywhere near 44.24.240.x.
>
>         Dean,
>
>         The reason there is an NS record at ae7q.hamwan.net
>         <http://ae7q.hamwan.net> is because I needed to test user NS
>         records while working on the portal UI. On April 10 you talked
>         about running your own DNS server, and complained that
>         ampr.org <http://ampr.org> did not allow NS records. Not
>         wanting HamWAN to be accused of the same thing, I made sure
>         you could create NS records yourself from the portal.
>
>         Use your Logbook of the World certificate to log in here:
>         http://portal.hamwan.org/dns/
>
>         It will allow you to create, edit, and delete any DNS record
>         within the {LoTW callsign}.hamwan.net <http://hamwan.net>
>         domain (e.g., AE7Q.hamwan.net <http://AE7Q.hamwan.net>). You
>         can manipulate the records as you see fit.
>
>         Tom KD7LXL
>
>
>
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