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kanerf Sep 7, 2015 5:52 am
Marriott Website bad certificate
 
I am sitting here at a Residence Inn in Herndon, VA and cannot login to my Marriott Account. The main page comes up, but when you try to login you get certificate errors. I suppose it is possible that is the hotels side of the connection, but I tried it with two different browsers and get the same errors. Perhaps Marriott did not renew their server certificate?

SCEflyer Sep 7, 2015 6:31 am
Bad Certificate
 
I am experiencing that as well, but from an RI in PHL.

njcommodore Sep 7, 2015 6:41 am
No issues for me. Perhaps a RI issue with the internet?

NDN Sep 8, 2015 11:03 am
Originally Posted by kanerf (Post 25387680)
I am sitting here at a Residence Inn in Herndon, VA and cannot login to my Marriott Account. The main page comes up, but when you try to login you get certificate errors. I suppose it is possible that is the hotels side of the connection, but I tried it with two different browsers and get the same errors. Perhaps Marriott did not renew their server certificate?
I have had this happen from another Marriott property--thought I cannot remember which one. I can only assume that they were doing something bad on the proxy. I did NOT enter my password.

Sousaphil Sep 9, 2015 9:34 am
I've experienced that with Marriott's site. Basically it overloads the browser with its own cookies and tracking files. If you delete those, you can log back in.

darthbimmer Sep 9, 2015 8:34 pm
I experienced this at one MR hotel several weeks ago. It's the hotel's network interfering, not MR's site. I was able to log on to marriott.com via 4G network contemporaneously with the stay and via hotel networks at the next few properties I visited.

NDN Sep 10, 2015 7:38 am
Originally Posted by darthbimmer (Post 25402562)
I experienced this at one MR hotel several weeks ago. It's the hotel's network interfering, not MR's site. I was able to log on to marriott.com via 4G network contemporaneously with the stay and via hotel networks at the next few properties I visited.
Exactly. I wouldn't be surprised of the certificate is being forged/proxied


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