Install Your Certificate
Installing your certificate allows you to connect directly to your PC without errors,
achieve faster speeds, more simultaneous connections, and true End-to-End encryption.
Follow the instructions below for your particular device or web browser.
*Note:
To open these instructions on another device, visit
floatpc.com/certificate
Android
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Open a web browser and connect to your PC.
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If connecting directly (no subscription) you'll see a certificate warning:
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Click Advanced > Proceed to get past the warning
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If on an insecure network, you can Verify Your Connection before proceeding
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Once at the login page, tap the certificate icon in the upper-left
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Tap Install your certificate and use the link to download your certificate
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*Note: You may be required to setup a lock screen ( Settings > Lock Screen)
- If asked for a Certificate Name, enter one and select Use for VPN and Apps
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Otherwise, follow these steps:
- Open your Settings app
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Tap Biometrics and security > Other security settings > Install from Storage
(Older Android versions: Tap Security > Install from Storage)
- (New Android versions): Choose CA Certificate and acknowledge the warning. (Click here to learn more about this warning)
- Browse to your Download folder (You may have to tap the menu icon)
- Tap on your certificate
- If asked for a Certificate Name, enter one and select Use for VPN and Apps
- *Note: If you don't have a lock screen setup, you'll have to acknowledge a Network Monitoring warning
- If using Firefox, follow the additional steps under Firefox (Mobile) below
iPhone / iPad
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Open a web browser and connect to your PC. (We'll use Safari in this example)
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If connecting directly (no subscription) you'll see a certificate warning:
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Click Show Details > visit this website to get past the warning
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If on an insecure network, you can Verify Your Connection before proceeding
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Once at the login page, tap the certificate icon in the upper-left
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Tap Install your certificate and use the link to download your certificate
- Click Allow to download the certificate (Apple calls it a configuration profile)
- Open your Settings app
- Tap VPN & Device Management.
If you don't see that option, tap General > Profile(s)
- Tap your certificate
- Tap Install at the top right and enter your passcode, if prompted
- Continue tapping Install until you see a green check mark, then tap Done
- Tap the back arrow at the top left until you are back in Settings
- Now, tap General > About > Certificate Trust Settings
- Tap the slider next to your certificate to Enable Full Trust, then tap Continue
Firefox (Mobile)
- First, follow the instructions under Android or iPhone / iPad
- Next, open the Firefox menu and go to Settings > About Firefox
- Tap on the Firefox logo 5 times and go back to Settings
- Click Secret Settings and enable Use third party CA certificates
- Restart Firefox
Firefox (Desktop)
- Connect to your PC using the Web Address
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If connecting directly (no subscription) you'll see a certificate warning:
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Click Advanced > Add Exception > Confirm to get past the warning
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If on an insecure network, you can Verify Your Connection before proceeding
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Once at the login page, click the certificate icon in the upper-left
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Click Install your certificate and use the link to download your certificate
- Save the certificate in your Downloads folder
- Go to Menu > Options and type "certificate"
- Click View Certificates... > Authorities tab > Import
- Select your certificate from the Downloads folder
- Check the box marked, Trust to identify websites.
- Tap OK
Windows
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Open a web browser and connect to your PC. (We'll use Edge in this example)
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If connecting directly (no subscription) you'll see a certificate warning:
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Click Advanced > Continue (unsafe) to get past the warning
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If on an insecure network, you can Verify Your Connection before proceeding
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Once at the login page, click the certificate icon in the upper-left
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Click Install your certificate and use the link to download your certificate
- Open the certificate file by double-clicking on it
- Click Install Certificate
- Select Current User and click Next
- Select Place all certificates in the following store
- Click Browse... and choose Trusted Root Certificate Authorities
- Click Ok > Next > Finish > Ok