Setting up Firewall USG60

Micke_MNO · January 13

When Im trying to connect to my USG60 it always shows HTTPS with a red text and with a line crossing those letters, port 8443 (https://192.168.0.1:8443/) is used as a default when I have typed in the IP address to my USG60.
I dont know where to sort this, if its a security setting in the firewall or if its a security setting in my W10 (I have just performed a complete reinstall of my home PC).
I have been looking for advises on the internet and other places, but this far I havent seen anything that even touch this topic.
I dont know why the prolem is there or whats causing this phenomen.
If someone have an idea I would be happy to share that idea.

//Micke

Zyxel_Judy · January 15

Hi Micke,

my USG60 it always shows HTTPS with a red text and with a line crossing those letters

This is occurring because your browser doesn't recognize the firewall's security certificate. It is the normal behavior.

port 8443 (https://192.168.0.1:8443/) is used as a default when I have typed in the IP address to my USG60.

Are you looking to change the WAN access port from 8443 to 443? If so, you can modify this setting in the WWW configuration menu.

Please be aware that the USG 60 model has reached its EOL status. For optimal performance and support, we recommend exploring our current firewall offerings here:

https://www.zyxel.com/us/en-us/products/next-gen-firewall

Micke_MNO · January 17

Hi, and thanks for your answer.
Unfortinally this didnt really answered my concerns.

What worries me is that because of this red HTTPS with crossing lines I gets recommended at my login attempt to not log in to this unit when its concidered as unsecure, and I need to take other ways when windows tries to prevent my connection.
I would like to get rid of this red text so I can access my firewall directly.
I heard someone saying that this phenomen is because of a certificate in my USG60 is faulty or something else which makes it to be obsolete or something.

Since my first message I have tried to access my USG60 from another computer which gave the same phenomen, so by this I can take out my newly reinstalled PC from this equation.

//Micke