04-01-2020 12:45 PM
When trying to install Certificates on controllers (vManage, vBond, vSmart) I get the error message: “Failed to decrypt serial number from Certificate”
I am running version 18.4.4 on all the Viptela servers and using the deployment guide :
Cisco SD-WAN Controller Certificates and Whitelist Authorization File Prescriptive Deployment Guide September 2019
(Option 5: Enterprise Root Certificate Authority CA)
I am using XCA on Windows to generate and sign my own certificates.
Please note after I changed from the default Symantec Manual to Enterprise Root Certificate in Administration | Settings using the command show certificate root-ca-cert I noticed that the root authentication certificate was still Verisign so I tried a reboot. That did not fix the issue so I manually uninstalled the root certificate by issuing the command: request root-cert-chain uninstall ,then in vshell, I copied my certificate to the filesystem using vi, and later issued the command: request root-cert-chain install /home/admin/RootCA.crt to install my certificate manually.
The rest was as indicated in the procedure 1) generate the CSR in CONFIGURATION|Certificates, 2) get it it signed (in XCA) , and 3. install the Certificate.
At that point I get the error. Any help would be warmly welcome.
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04-09-2020 10:33 AM
I did find the solution to the problem.
Once you have imported the CSR request in the XCA application, sign it, then go to the tab "Certificates" and export to clipboard
the certificate that was signed.
My mistake was to export to clipboard the Certificate Request in the "Certificate Requests" tab.
(Obviously), once it is signed, the Certificate Request content is not the same ....
04-09-2020 10:33 AM
I did find the solution to the problem.
Once you have imported the CSR request in the XCA application, sign it, then go to the tab "Certificates" and export to clipboard
the certificate that was signed.
My mistake was to export to clipboard the Certificate Request in the "Certificate Requests" tab.
(Obviously), once it is signed, the Certificate Request content is not the same ....
06-24-2020 04:56 PM
04-03-2023 01:52 PM
I had the same issue but i found the solution of it.
When you create CSR on Root Authority for vManage and generate it, just make sure you copy the certificate only from beginning to end without any space, especially at the end and beginning.
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