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Cannot login to Air Force Portal or use my CAC Card. I just upgraded my Windows to 11. Previously I was logging into Air Force Portal successfully but now it reads certificates not found. Verified my certificates are there and everything checks up but still unable to use my DoD Cac card to log into any Air Force system.
Whomever manages the af.mil subdomains hasn't updated security certificates in ages, and as such, almost all commercial web browsers block access to certain .mil sites. I discovered this on Sunday, when I had to submit an emergency leave request for Monday and couldn't get to the LeaveWeb portal from home.
Try in edge. Google chrome. When I click AF Portal it gives me the “Not secure” red triangle but won’t let me proceed anyways. Type "thisisunsafe" when you get to that screen. Disclaimer: Don't just randomly do this, only do it on sites you 100% trust.
Air Force portal from home computer. Has anyone figured out how to get to the portal from a home computer (non VPN). I've tried Chrome, edge, and IE none of which will take me to the portal. I keep getting "your connection is not private". I used to have an option to click "proceed to www.my.af.mil anyway" but i don't have that option anymore.
Now using Windows 10 I can’t access the portal via chrome, edge, or explorer. I keep getting a “your connection is not private” error, which I always used to. However, Now when I try to advance and click to continue anyway, it isn’t an option at all. It says the af.mil certificate has been revoked.
Once on AF Portal, go to dropdown tab Career & Training and click on AFPC Secure (Press ok when after it loads) -> vMPF -> Self-Service Actions -> Assignments -> Assignment Preference (EAP) -> View/Change Assignment Preferences. notmyrealname86 No one really knows what my job is.
Cannot login to AF Portal. I just bought this laptop and my first attempt logging into AF portal (https://www.my.af.mil) was successful. My unit encourages us to download Desktop Anywhere, and I began the process to do that. The first step is to download a DOD PKI link, then restart the computer. After I restarted the computer, I was no longer ...
So, from the guide on AF Portal Open the IE Certificate Store by selecting Tools > Internet Options > Content > Certificates. For each of your certificates in the Personal tab, highlight the certificate and click the Advanced button. From within the Advanced Options configuration window select the checkbox for "Client Authentication" then click OK.
Posted by u/Jaydenallen - 4 votes and 4 comments
Otherwise remove and re-insert your CAC. Once you've done that open IE and try to authenticate to the AF Portal site. If that works try OWA. Be sure you're selecting your "E-mail" cert for OWA. If all else fails report back here or call the Enterprise Service Desk at 210-925-2900 or DSN 510-HELPDESK. 1.