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Connecting to public wifi (401 message)

Started by charlescdean , Apr 07 2018 05:26 AM

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#1 charlescdean

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Posted 07 April 2018 - 05:26 AM

Hi Forum

I work freelance and use a number of different venues locally for my daily wifi connection. One of these venues offers free unlimited wifi which would be really useful for me, however I cannot get to the authentication landing page to login to their service (it's a local train station).

After connecting and opening a web browser, I get a “Your connection is not secure” message and some technical blurb about certificates (pdf of webpage attached).

I then click advanced and add exception, and all I get is a blank page with a giant “401” in the middle.

It’s obviously a security issue but I don’t know how to fix it. Have tried firefox, chrome and IE

Hope someone has an easy solution!

Thanks,

Charles