I mistakenly enabled user certificate authentication in the configuration settings of our FirePower Management Center 1500, and now I have locked myself out of the web UI. I still have access to the CLI via ssh, but how can I correct this from here?
1. admin@example:~$ sudo vi /etc/httpd/ssl_certificates.conf
Note: You will then be prompted for the password of the currently logged in user via ssh.
2. Move to the line that starts with SSLVerifyClient then move to the word "required" and you will need to replace the word required with "none". To do this, enter in cw.
Note: This will allow you to only replace the word required with the word none.
3. This line should look like the following after editing:
SSLVerifyClient none
4.Press the escape key.
5. Write the changes to the disk:
:wq
6. Restart the httpd service:
admin@example:~$ sudo pmtool restartbyid httpsd
7. Refresh the Web Interface and log in to the GUI.
1. admin@example:~$ sudo vi /etc/httpd/ssl_certificates.conf
Note: You will then be prompted for the password of the currently logged in user via ssh.
2. Move to the line that starts with SSLVerifyClient then move to the word "required" and you will need to replace the word required with "none". To do this, enter in cw.
Note: This will allow you to only replace the word required with the word none.
3. This line should look like the following after editing:
SSLVerifyClient none
4.Press the escape key.
5. Write the changes to the disk:
:wq
6. Restart the httpd service:
admin@example:~$ sudo pmtool restartbyid httpsd
7. Refresh the Web Interface and log in to the GUI.
