01-17-2015 12:53 PM - edited 03-17-2019 04:48 PM
Hi , trying to download a local ssl certificate from jabberguest server and issued a 'generate a new self signed certificate' request. system shows 'a certificate signing request is being created, please wait' . unfortunetly its been like that for 2 days now - even after rebooting the server it still reports the same. (version is 10.5.3.115)....any advice appreciated.....TIA , Jeff
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01-19-2015 05:22 AM
Jeff,
I had a look at my Jabber Guest server this morning and oddly enough I found the same thing as you did. I'm not sure when the server got into this state however I can say it has been fully functional. Anyway, there are two options that you generally should have.
1) "Generate a New Self-Signed Certificate"
2) "Create a New Certificate Signing Request"
To restore these options I had to run the certificate scripts through the root of the system.
1) cd /opt/cisco/webcommon/scripts/
2) ./createcsr.sh (This is for the Cert Signing Request)
3) ./selfsigned.sh (This is for the Self Sign)
After running each script you'll need to run through the general certificate questions.
I hope this helps.
-P
01-19-2015 05:22 AM
Jeff,
I had a look at my Jabber Guest server this morning and oddly enough I found the same thing as you did. I'm not sure when the server got into this state however I can say it has been fully functional. Anyway, there are two options that you generally should have.
1) "Generate a New Self-Signed Certificate"
2) "Create a New Certificate Signing Request"
To restore these options I had to run the certificate scripts through the root of the system.
1) cd /opt/cisco/webcommon/scripts/
2) ./createcsr.sh (This is for the Cert Signing Request)
3) ./selfsigned.sh (This is for the Self Sign)
After running each script you'll need to run through the general certificate questions.
I hope this helps.
-P
01-19-2015 05:26 AM
Thank you so much Paul - saved me opening a tac case. Looks like a bug.
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