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I have gotten this error for about a year now, and never thought twice about trying to fix it / inquire. Today, I was sitting with a colleague and he mentioned how I really should get to that / fix that, and that it could be my ServerName not being matched in my ssl.conf and httpd.conf files (i believe those are the two conf files he mentioned).
So the error will continue regardless of how I access NodeWorx (directly by IP or https://… as one user suggested) or how my clients access SiteWorx, unless I purchase a 3rd party certificate?
It has nothing to do with the fact that client domains share the same IP as the main domain (that they share the IP with InterWorx)? I ask because I remember reading something once about SSL certificates only working if they are used on a site which has its own dedicated IP.
If none of that matters in this case, any suggestions on a place where to get a cheap SSL certificate for this purpose? =)
So, once you have a CA-signed cert installed for InterWorx to use, your clients will need to use that URL/domain that has SSL installed, otherwise they will get a browser warning, even if you have a CA-signed cert installed.