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Failed to de-register device #325
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Originally created by @rherring on GitHub (Jun 13, 2025).
Back in March, I was having issues connecting to my device via the cloud. After MANY attempts, I reluctantly gave in and "de-registered" my device from the cloud, where I was being presented with the option. Since then, I cannot re-register my device. On my JetKVM the only option I have is "De-register from Cloud" which I did back in March. When I click that button, I get this:
Failed to de-register device: failed to send deregister request: Delete "https://api.jetkvm.com/devices/10d4eb58aff3de52": t|s: failed to verify certificate: x509: certificate has expired or is not yet valid: current time 2021-01-01112:04:28Z is before 2025-06-04105:54:13ZAny help would be much appreciated.
@IDisposable commented on GitHub (Jun 13, 2025):
That sounds like your RTC clock isn't setting itself via NTP. Can you control the device enough to get to the Settings/Network page and set the NTP to NTP only (not HTTP or Both)... then after saving power-cycle the JetKVM and it should come back with the clock set.... at which point TLS/HTTPS will work.
@rherring commented on GitHub (Jun 13, 2025):
How do I go about doing that? There's nothing mentioning the clock on the settings tab.
@rherring commented on GitHub (Jun 13, 2025):
Thank you @IDisposable for helping me get to a resolution for this. I was able to use the information found #293 to get my date fixed and "de-register" my device.