09-12-2023 11:49 PM
Hi
Actually I am facing issue that some access points are not joining the WLC and I got this message
DTLS-3 HANDSHAKE FAILURE:openssl dtls.failed to complete DTLS handshake with peer SSHPM-3-GENERIC_CERT_ERROR
and i check cisco device certificate which all pointing this issue to certificate and found it is still valid and will be expire after couple of months
BY the way i have 2 controllers in 2 sites
AIR-CT5508-K9 8.5.161.11
AIR-CT8510-K9 8.5.161.11
and this version mentioned in
could be the issue even though certificate is valid ?
also one more thing that some access points are joined to controller
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09-13-2023 03:15 AM
>...one more thing i was about to use manual clock to previous date as i saw solution but i found that certificate is still valid and maybe will not help am i right ?
- My argument is the same as in my initial reply ; it is simple to test by setting the time back (too) ; if you fear security issues then this option is probably better ,
M.
09-13-2023 12:22 AM
- Well , if it is the issue you may verify by using the workaround commands anyway :
config ap cert-expiry-ignore mic enable
config ap cert-expiry-ignore ssc enable
(ignore the color change , not relevant)
M.
09-13-2023 01:59 AM
Thank you marce1000
if you use these commands going to ignore the negotiation by certificate ?
if so is it secure to enable these command or will face attack issues ?
one more thing i was about to use manual clock to previous date as i saw solution but i found that certificate is still valid and maybe will not help am i right ?
09-13-2023 03:15 AM
>...one more thing i was about to use manual clock to previous date as i saw solution but i found that certificate is still valid and maybe will not help am i right ?
- My argument is the same as in my initial reply ; it is simple to test by setting the time back (too) ; if you fear security issues then this option is probably better ,
M.
09-13-2023 07:59 AM
Is there any command to check certificate in access point
09-13-2023 09:46 AM
connect the console cable to AP and capture the logs
some Filednotice :
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/field-notices/639/fn63942.html
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