Error: "Network error: Please check your internet connection. SSL handshake failed" - PIX4Dmapper
This article explains the cause and the solutions to a Network error in PIX4Dmapper.
IN THIS ARTICLE:
Error
Error: "Network error: Please check your internet connection. SSL handshake failed".
Description
Error when logging in to PIX4Dmapper.
Cause
There might be the following causes:
- A very powerful firewall that does deep packet inspection.
- The root and/or intermediate SSL certificates are not installed on the local machine.
Solution
A very powerful firewall that does deep packet inspection
Contact the System Administrator to allow an exception to fix the issue.
The root and/or intermediate SSL certificates are not installed on the local machine
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Visit cloud.pix4d.com using the credentials of the Pix4D account with Internet Explorer to install the root and intermediate certificates.
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Restart the computer.
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Launch PIX4Dmapper.
If this does not solve the issue, install the certificates manually:
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Download and Install the certificates files (root and intermediate):
- Save in the computer the attached files in the article: pix4d_intermediate.crt and pix4d_root.cer.
- Double-click on the pix4d_intermediate.crt and follow the wizard to install locally the certificate:
- In the General Tab, Click Install Certificate...
- As store location select: Current User and click Next.
- Ensure that "Automatically select the certificate store based on the type of certificate" is selected and click Next.
- Click Finish.
- The following message will appear: "The import was successful.".
- Double-click on the pix4d_root.cer and follow the wizard to install locally the certificate (see instructions above 1.b.i to 1.b.v).
- Restart the computer.
- Install PIX4Dmapper.chrome://settings/security
- Confirm that the certificates have been successfully installed:
- Open the preferred browser.
- Navigate to the Security Settings of the Browser:
- For Google Chrome, go to chrome://settings/security
- For Microsoft Edge, go to edge://settings/privacy
- For Mozilla Firefox, go to about:preferences#privacy
- Look for the Certificates section.
- Select the Intermediate Certification Authorities tab.
- Search the Certificate:
Issued to: DigiCert High Assurance EV Root CA
Issued By: DigiCert High Assurance EV Root CA
Expiry Date: 10.11.2031
Once the Intermediate certificate is in the system is confirmed the same procedure should be followed for the root certificate: - Select the Intermediate Certification Authorities tab.
- Search the Certificate:
Issued to: Starfield Services Root Certificate Authority - G2
Issued By: Starfield Services Root Certificate Authority - G2
Expiry date: 01.01.2038