Click the button below to download the N4L Certificate onto your device.
Click on your device type below and then follow the step by step instructions to successfully install the N4L SSL Certificate onto your device.
You may choose to install a certificate manually, as per this article:
If your network has a number of Windows devices, you may prefer to deploy the certificates via Group Policy (if you have an Active Directory server) or using a script.
When installing certificates manually onto devices which run Microsoft Windows, some additional steps are required to maintain maximum security, this involves installing the certificate into the correct location and certificate store during the certificate installation wizard. There are two options to choose from.
Figure 1: The Security Warning dialog - choose Open to continue
Figure 5: Click Finish to complete the certificate installation process
Installing an SSL certificate is usually required after configuring SWI Filtering for the first time, or when the certificate has expired or been re-issued.
If you are installing certificates manually on all of your Windows devices, these steps will need to be performed on each new device that is to be subject to SWI Filtering.
You may choose to install a certificate manually, as per this article:
If your network has a number of Apple OS X devices, you may prefer to deploy the certificates via Profile Manager.
When installing certificates manually onto devices which run Apple OS X, some additional steps are required to maintain maximum security. This involves installing the certificate into the correct keychain. There are three options to choose from.
This guide assumes you have chosen the System keychain, but the steps should be very similar for the login keychain.
The Certificate is added to the Keychain.
Ensure you can see the certificate in the list.
The System - Certificates are listed.
The Certificate Detail window will be displayed.
The Trust section expands.
All of the Drop-Downs will change to Always Trust.
You will be asked for your password to verify the change.
In the Certificate list, the Certificate should now show that it is trusted.
Installing an SSL certificate is usually required after configuring SWI Filtering for the first time, or when the certificate has expired or been re-issued.
If you are installing certificates manually on all of your Apple OS X devices, these steps will need to be performed on each new device that is to be subject to SWI Filtering.
You may choose to install a certificate manually, as per this article:
If your network has a number of iOS devices, you may prefer to deploy the certificate via your school's MDM (Mobile Device Management) solution, or Apple Configurator 2
The device will show a message: "This website is trying to open Settings to how you a configuration profile. Do you want to allow this?"
The Install Profile screen will be displayed.
Before the certificate can be used as intended, it must be trusted by the device.
The installed Root Certificates will be displayed in a section entitled "Enable Full Trust for Root Certificates."
There is a slide button next to each certificate.
A confirmation dialogue will be displayed.
Installing an SSL certificate is usually required after configuring SWI Filtering for the first time, or when the certificate has expired or been re-issued.
If you are installing certificates manually on all of your iOS devices, these steps will need to be performed on each new device that is to be subject to SWI Filtering.
You may choose to install a certificate manually, as per this article:
If your network has a number of Chromebook devices, you may prefer to deploy the certificates via the Device Management section of Google Admin (if your school uses Google G Suite for Education)
On a Chromebook, SSL Certificates are applied at the User level.
This means that the certificate will need to be reinstalled for each user, if more than one user uses the device.
Installing an SSL certificate is usually required after configuring SWI Filtering for the first time, or when the certificate has expired or been re-issued.
If you are installing certificates manually on all of your Chromebook devices, these steps will need to be performed on each new device that is to be subject to SWI Filtering.
You may choose to install a certificate manually, as per this article:
If your network has a number of Android devices, you may prefer to deploy the certificate via your school's MDM (Mobile Device Management) solution.
This article shows assumes you are transferring the certificate to the device via email.
To ensure that the installed certificate is Trusted, perform the following steps.
The exact location of the Trusted Credentials menu will depend on the version of Android the device is running.
Installing an SSL certificate is usually required after configuring SWI Filtering for the first time, or when the certificate has expired or been re-issued.
If you are installing certificates manually on all of your Android devices, these steps will need to be performed on each new device that is to be subject to SWI Filtering.