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Error Uploading Certificate: Error in cert format

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  • 1.  Error Uploading Certificate: Error in cert format

    Posted Mar 29, 2018 07:32 AM
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    Hello!

     

    I have created a self signed Trusted CA certificate with open SSL and tried to upload it to my controller and keep getting "Error Uploading Certificate: Error in cert format". I have already tried converting it to .cer/.pem/.crt formats, but still get the same message.

     

    What is wrong? (Are there some special criteria for the certificate?)

     

    Cheers!



  • 2.  RE: Error Uploading Certificate: Error in cert format



  • 3.  RE: Error Uploading Certificate: Error in cert format

    Posted Apr 03, 2018 03:10 AM

    Yes, I did look at this guide, but it gives me an error after the 3rd step, because the guy references stuff thats not even there (eg.:  first he says put the openssl.cfg to -config /opt/pki/openssl.cnf and then references it in -config /bnet/pki/openssl.cnf) so it would take me more time to get when and where he is referencing stuff then to make new certificates if I knew what the criteria is for a certificate. (eg.: .pem/.der; sha1/sha256 etc.)

    I only found the max key length and that it has to be x509 format .pem (Thats what I uploaded and it said error).

     

    Also, in this user guide, I dont see where he adds the SAN to the certificate, and chrome and opera only accepts web certificates, that contain the san for ssl.

     

    Thx!



  • 4.  RE: Error Uploading Certificate: Error in cert format

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Apr 03, 2018 06:14 AM

    To be clear, are you trying to use the certificate for EAP-TLS Termination or for Web-Based Authentication?



  • 5.  RE: Error Uploading Certificate: Error in cert format

    Posted Apr 03, 2018 06:17 AM

    Well, I need a ROOT CA certificate for EAP-TLS and I need a Server certificate (signed by the root CA) for web administration.