Hey folks. I need some help. Ive logged onto my school web site to view a video for homework on my chromebook. When i click the link on the page it gives me this error. Is there anything I can do to view the vid? 
Need Google Chromebook help.
- Thread starter BJTT_Pella
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did you want to try using a different browser like firefox?
seems like it just might be a google chrome browser issue.
seems like it just might be a google chrome browser issue.
I dont think there is another option for a browser.
I went through yahoo and same thing.
It didnt work. Ill find another way to watch it. Thank you sir.
so when you used firefox at that site you got the same error?
if you have another computer like a PC maybe try it on that too might be a Chromebook issue too.
if you have another computer like a PC maybe try it on that too might be a Chromebook issue too.
It wont let me download firefox
gotchyea.
i just checked the google forums for you and it seems that the chromebook can't install 3rd party browsers
Google Groups
So i guess your only hope is trying to view that page on another computer like a PC with windows or if someone else has a suggestion.
@ThatOneDude have you ever come across something like this?
No that's a weird as shot error. I'm headed into work now, I'll do some research.gotchyea.
i just checked the google forums for you and it seems that the chromebook can't install 3rd party browsers
Google Groups
So i guess your only hope is trying to view that page on another computer like a PC with windows or if someone else has a suggestion.
Come to think of it the only time I see DH failures is on my firewall in regards to site to site tunnels.
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It's basically saying the connection is encrypted, but the server is using an outdated and/or exploitable algorithm. I'd call the school and report the error to their server administrator. They need to reconfigure their encryption to use a stronger key in order to prevent the end user from seeing this error message.
Good on Google for blocking the connection. I know it's a pain in the ass to come across this, but it really says a lot about the extent they're willing to go to protect the integrity of encrypted web traffic.
As
@lookoutawhale suggested, you might be able to work around this error by hopping on another computer (or maybe even your smartphone) and viewing on a different browser.
Good on Google for blocking the connection. I know it's a pain in the ass to come across this, but it really says a lot about the extent they're willing to go to protect the integrity of encrypted web traffic.
As
@lookoutawhale suggested, you might be able to work around this error by hopping on another computer (or maybe even your smartphone) and viewing on a different browser.
OK this makes sense. It's an error on your schools end. They need to correct their server in regards to the ssl certificate