I am getting "NET::ERR_CERTIFICATE_TRANSPARENCY_REQUIRED" error while trying to connect to
elastic.snaplogic.com using Chrome
I tried clearing browsing history, cache and images. I tried using the Incognito mode also. But nothing is fixing the issue. I can't clear the SSL certificate as my Browser is controlled by my organization and there are few settings that i can't change.
My date and time settings are running perfect and again i can't manually override them as this also is managed by my organization.
Below is the screenshot of the issue.
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We got users complaining that accessing remote client on Remote Desktop does not bring up anything. When I try logging in to its Azure AVD, it opens up with a black screen and disappears in a second.
A simple start and stop on Azure portal seems to have fixed the problem. A restart did not fix it though. But, I am not sure why it happened in the first place and couldn't find a reason for it. Could anyone offer some suggestions please?
I tried to reproduce same in my environment. I got same error.
To resolve this issue, try the below.
The reason of this issue is slow sign-in process A black screen will appear for a while, until the regular desktop appears.
When the back screen shows to return to the previous screen, press CTRL + ALT + END. This launches Task Manager you will see the Desktop right away after Task Manager is called like below:
Make sure to disable the Bitmap Caching on the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) client like below.
Persistent bitmap caching is the combination of memory caching and glyphs. It will be reused throughout client sessions and also provide a bigger amount of cache space, which will result in a black screen.
And try to adjust Display size of your remote host's display like below:
Now I am able to connect RDP without any issue like below.
I am trying to build a Blazor application and I always get the following error :
"This site can’t provide a secure connectionlocalhost uses an unsupported protocol.
ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH
Unsupported protocol
The client and server don't support a common SSL protocol version or cipher suite."
My Chrome browser is up to date. I tried with Edge but the same error !
I tried the following link, too :
https://phoenixnap.com/kb/fix-err-ssl-version-or-cipher-mismatch
Until a day all was working fine and I don't know what happened...
If I run the same application on another Windows 7 PC, it is working fine...
Can you help me, please ?
I will put here a screen capture :
Same problem for me.
Working with VS19
Tried a lot of things such as:
deleting localhost certificates,
repairing IIS Express 10,
clearing browser data and certificates cache,
deleting .vs folder,
allowing every TLS and SSL options in the browser
My .NET Core web apps are working under IE. So my guess is also that it's a Chrome update problem. But I haven't found how to fix that. :-(
Experienced the same issue. Managed to get it sorted by downloading IIScrypto and enabling the Best practices TLS and Cipher versions.
You can use firefox
Firefox: about:config "tls" > security.tls.version.min=1. Reset to 3 after completion.
Install Firefox.
Type "About:config" in the address bar and hit return.
Click "Accept the risk" and continue.
Type "tls" in the search bar and hit return.
Click the pencil icon at the far right of "security.tls.version.min" to edit the cutoff setting prevening your login, which is currently 3.
Type "1" and hit return.
I have the same problem. I work with Windows 7 Visual Studio 2019 browser chrome. The problem was solved in this way:
Open the project properties - debugging - uncheck the box "use SSL".
When I go to the "Networking" page of an existing AKS cluster, I get an error:
Extension: Microsoft_Azure_ContainerService
Content: ManagedClustersNetworkingBlade
Error reason: ErrorLoadingExtensionAndDefinition
Error: Failed to retrieve the blade definition for 'ManagedClustersNetworkingBlade' from the server.
self.importscripts failed for "ExtensionCore/Arm/RegisterProvider"
A similar error occurs if I try to click the "Create" button to make a new AKS cluster in Azure. Is it broken for everyone, or is it a specific issue I'm having? I'm just wanting to confirm that somebody out there, right now, could create a brand new AKS cluster if they wanted to.
CSharpRocks confirmed above in the comments that it's not an Azure issue happening globally.
Update May 2022:
Azure support eventually worked this out with me. A workaround we discovered in the process was to try from a different browser. So I used Chrome instead of Safari, for example. Also, clearing my browser state (cache) eventually got my account working again in the original browser after they pushed some updates.
I would like to modify a chrome extension for personal use. However, I have not been able to install it satisfactorily.
When I use 'load unpacked extension', my browser warns me every time I launch that I am using developer mode extensions. If I pack it and install it, I get the error 'this extension may have been corrupted' and cannot enable it.
I have tried removing the 'key' from the manifest.json and updating the version number, but still get the corruption error. What do I need to do to prevent this error from coming up?
Edit: I tried hosting it on the Chrome Web Store under private visibility, but when I try to install it I get 'An error has occurred: Access denied'.
I created a new Azure Web App (web site) on the path https://todoangular1-b-nschou.azurewebsites.net and I tried to access the Kudu Debug Console by inserting 'scm' between the application name and the domain name. Like this:
https://todoangular1-b-nschou.scm.azurewebsites.net/
However, the site is not available.
Some more research showed that the error was caused by a failing DNS resolution. I then added an entry to my hosts file pointing todoangular1-b-nschou.scm.azurewebsites.net to the same ip-address as todoangular1-b-nschou.azurewebsites.net and suddenly it worked.
My own conclusion is that the Azure platform did not properly add the new DNS-name under the scm.azurewebsites.net zone. Did anyone else experience this odd behavior?
What probably happened is that there was a small delay in DNS propagation. But if you try hitting the site before that, you would then be affected by DNS negative caching on your machine, which can last a little while. My guess is that during that time, if you had tried to access it from a different machine that didn't have the negative caching, it would have worked (and it works fine now).