Hi all, I purchased 3 Tapo C100's in the last couple of weeks, to run on my Zoneminder based home security camera setup. These work well in Zoneminder, but today I lost access to my Zoneminder login from the internet, as well as my webpage (I run Zoneminder and an apache2 web server on the same server box at my home) - the Zoneminder and apache2 web content is still available from within my LAN. Browsers now tell me my domainname and site aren't secure and the SSL certificate cannot be trusted - from Firefox I get this error MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_SELF_SIGNED_CERT. It gets interesting when I view the certificate... the certificate is from TP-Link! I have absolutely no idea why a TP-Link SSL certificate has been served up when people try to access my website, but as it is a self-signed certificate no browser in the western world will allow me to browse ANY content on my home-served domain name (which prior to this morning worked fine), nor make an exception to browse it - as I have spent significant time, effort, and some money getting my site setup, I'm quite annoyed that within 2 weeks of installing 3 TP-Link devices that a TP-Link sourced security certificate is somehow causing the entire internet to be blocked from viewing my web page, and stopping me from viewing my security cameras. Has anyone encountered this, and if yes, how did you solve it?

Regards, Chris, NZ