Creating a Security Exception in Google Chrome
If you have not imported the MarkLogic Server certificate authority into your Chrome browser, when you first access an SSL-enabled server, you will receive an error notifying you that you have accessed an untrusted server. You can bypass this security exception by accepting the certificate. For example, if you enable SSL on the HTTP server, App-Services, you can accept the self-signed certificate as described below.
Access the server with this URL:
https://gordon-1:8000/Note
Remember to start your URL with HTTPS, rather than HTTP. Otherwise, the browser will return an error.
The server responds with a Your connection is not private notification like this:
![Screenshot illustrating the location of [ADVANCED] on the Your connection is not private notification](../../image/1668554c48c3cd.gif)
Click ADVANCED.
At the bottom of the expanded window, select Proceed to hostname (unsafe).
![Screenshot illustrating the location of [Proceed to <hostname>] on the Your connection is not private notification](../../image/1668554c493269.gif)
Enter your MarkLogic Server username and password at the prompt.