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How to change an internet site http://.... in https://.... with Firefox?

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AnonymousUser
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I use a CRM site but their internet site is not secured; the address is: http://localhost:81/index.php?action=Login&module=Users What to do to have a secured connection in https://.... ? I use Firefox 3.6.4 in Tools\Options\Advanced\Encrytion Use SSL3.0 and Use TLS1.0 are enabled.... in ...........................................\Network Connection, the settings are: use system proxy settings any sugestion? Thanks.

I use a CRM site but their internet site is not secured; the address is: http://localhost:81/index.php?action=Login&module=Users What to do to have a secured connection in https://.... ? I use Firefox 3.6.4 in Tools\Options\Advanced\Encrytion Use SSL3.0 and Use TLS1.0 are enabled.... in ...........................................\Network Connection, the settings are: use system proxy settings any sugestion? Thanks.

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JYOuyang
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localhost is your own computer. It looks like the CRM application is running on your computer and you access it via port 81. So essentially, all the information that you're sending via Firefox is being sent to the application and then presumably, the application is making its own connection to the server.

AnonymousUser
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Ok ! thanks for the information... but what do I have to do to have a https connection?? do I have to change the port and if yes, how to do it??