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  1. timthedevguy's post in [Solved] 6.9.2 to 6.11.0 was marked as the answer   
    I finally figured it out, had lots of time in the ER yesterday to think lol.
     
    What I did.
     
    Reviewed syslog from diagnostics, found the nginx was still complaining about the SSL certificate, I verified SSL was set to no in ident.cfg, changed http port back to 80 and then renamed the /boot/config/ssl/certs folder to certs_old.
     
    I then ran '/etc/rc.d/rc.nginx start' and now I have access to the UI.  Rebooted and verified access is still ok.
     
    As a last tidbit, I regenerated my SSL certs from my internal AD CA and have had no issues.
     
    Thanks again for all the help folks!

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