The modulus numbers these days are quite big, so I suggest running it through "md5" to get something that doesn't scroll off the screen when you do it three times. # openssl x509 -in mycert.crt -noout -modulus | md5 Take your three bits of data, the key, the CSR, and the certificate, and write each of them into separate files. Speaking as someone who has designed and maintains a number of enterprise certificate authorities, this generally suggests a problem with the certificate rather than a bug in the software. I don't have any local domain name system as far as I know.Yes, it should work and be very easy, but very low level bits of OpenSSL are saying that the certificate you are installing doesn't match the key that the system has. Clearing browser cache and history didn't change anything. I also tried the HostName exactly as shown in the Dashboard under System Info (Tabernacle.local), and I tried the local IP address. I've been using my DuckDNS domain name (with my subdomain). One is 'Common Name' in creating a CA and CSR.
There are some entries that are unclear to me. And there seems no point when the certificate gets created automatically when signing the CSR. I've tried that too, but it doesn't work either. And I'm not sure if I should be manually creating a certificate in Certificates. In System > General, choose the certificate as the 'GUI SSL Certificate'.Īfter the web engine reboots, I still get the logo only, no login. This creates a certificate in Certificates.Ĥ. menu and choose sign CSR, then choose the CSR and enter a name for the certificate. In System > Certificates create a Certificate Signing Request,ģ. Creating a Certificate Authority in System > CAs,Ģ.
It's convoluted, and there is nor overall description of the process to create an internal, self-signed certficate. I tried to follow the process described in this resource and ran into errors when the script tried to create a text record on my duckdns subdomain. I have to change the url to http to get the login.Įvery few months I try to set up a new certificate, hoping I'll accidentally get it right, but still scratching my head. I go to, and I just see the shark logo, no login form. I had https web access to my FreeNAS GUI up till about 6 months ago, but one day it stopped working.
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