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Hi All, 

How can I replace the MX SSL Server Certifcate what's presented to the browser when using the GUI?

Company policy is that we must use our own PKI, and no self-signed certs allowed.

Tried to do this by Setup/Settings/SOM to MX Comm Settings / Replace Certificate ( it seemed to me that this certificate is the one that the MX GUIs web server presents to the user), but no luck.

Clicking on Replace Certificate / Upload Existing Certificate says the file was successfully uploaded (write over existing cert checkbox is checked), but nothing happens.

The MX Cert stays the original self-signed cert. However generating a new one, when I define the validity works.

Please advise

Regards 

#On-PremisesWAF(formerlySecuresphere)

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Attila Pozsonyi
Hungarian State Treasury
Budapest
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Hello,

Have you tried this procedure:
https://www.imperva.com/sign_in.asp?retURL=/articles/Procedure/Certificates--How-to-install-SSL-certificate-on-MX-GUI

BR,

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Sabajete Elezaj
SNT Albania
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-03-2021 07:12
From: Attila Pozsonyi
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hi All, 

How can I replace the MX SSL Server Certifcate what's presented to the browser when using the GUI?

Company policy is that we must use our own PKI, and no self-signed certs allowed.

Tried to do this by Setup/Settings/SOM to MX Comm Settings / Replace Certificate ( it seemed to me that this certificate is the one that the MX GUIs web server presents to the user), but no luck.

Clicking on Replace Certificate / Upload Existing Certificate says the file was successfully uploaded (write over existing cert checkbox is checked), but nothing happens.

The MX Cert stays the original self-signed cert. However generating a new one, when I define the validity works.

Please advise

Regards 

#On-PremisesWAF(formerlySecuresphere)

------------------------------
Attila Pozsonyi
Hungarian State Treasury
Budapest
------------------------------

Hello,

Thank you, worked like a charm!

Regards

Attila

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Attila Pozsonyi
Hungarian State Treasury
Budapest
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-03-2021 11:32
From: Sabajete Elezaj
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hello,

Have you tried this procedure:
https://www.imperva.com/sign_in.asp?retURL=/articles/Procedure/Certificates--How-to-install-SSL-certificate-on-MX-GUI

BR,

------------------------------
Sabajete Elezaj
SNT Albania

Original Message:
Sent: 02-03-2021 07:12
From: Attila Pozsonyi
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hi All, 

How can I replace the MX SSL Server Certifcate what's presented to the browser when using the GUI?

Company policy is that we must use our own PKI, and no self-signed certs allowed.

Tried to do this by Setup/Settings/SOM to MX Comm Settings / Replace Certificate ( it seemed to me that this certificate is the one that the MX GUIs web server presents to the user), but no luck.

Clicking on Replace Certificate / Upload Existing Certificate says the file was successfully uploaded (write over existing cert checkbox is checked), but nothing happens.

The MX Cert stays the original self-signed cert. However generating a new one, when I define the validity works.

Please advise

Regards 

#On-PremisesWAF(formerlySecuresphere)

------------------------------
Attila Pozsonyi
Hungarian State Treasury
Budapest
------------------------------

That link has moved, would you happen to know where the new link is? I'm still looking but no luck.  Thanks!

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Michele Beverly
CyberSecurity Engineer
Lincoln NE
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-03-2021 11:32
From: Sabajete Elezaj
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hello,

Have you tried this procedure:
https://www.imperva.com/sign_in.asp?retURL=/articles/Procedure/Certificates--How-to-install-SSL-certificate-on-MX-GUI

BR,

------------------------------
Sabajete Elezaj
SNT Albania

Original Message:
Sent: 02-03-2021 07:12
From: Attila Pozsonyi
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hi All, 

How can I replace the MX SSL Server Certifcate what's presented to the browser when using the GUI?

Company policy is that we must use our own PKI, and no self-signed certs allowed.

Tried to do this by Setup/Settings/SOM to MX Comm Settings / Replace Certificate ( it seemed to me that this certificate is the one that the MX GUIs web server presents to the user), but no luck.

Clicking on Replace Certificate / Upload Existing Certificate says the file was successfully uploaded (write over existing cert checkbox is checked), but nothing happens.

The MX Cert stays the original self-signed cert. However generating a new one, when I define the validity works.

Please advise

Regards 

#On-PremisesWAF(formerlySecuresphere)

------------------------------
Attila Pozsonyi
Hungarian State Treasury
Budapest
------------------------------

Hello,

Here is the new link:
https://docs.imperva.com/howto/989c86be

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Sabajete Elezaj
Security Engineer
Snt Albania
Tirana
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 03-25-2021 11:29
From: Michele Beverly
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

That link has moved, would you happen to know where the new link is? I'm still looking but no luck.  Thanks!

------------------------------
Michele Beverly
CyberSecurity Engineer
Lincoln NE

Original Message:
Sent: 02-03-2021 11:32
From: Sabajete Elezaj
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hello,

Have you tried this procedure:
https://www.imperva.com/sign_in.asp?retURL=/articles/Procedure/Certificates--How-to-install-SSL-certificate-on-MX-GUI

BR,

------------------------------
Sabajete Elezaj
SNT Albania

Original Message:
Sent: 02-03-2021 07:12
From: Attila Pozsonyi
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hi All, 

How can I replace the MX SSL Server Certifcate what's presented to the browser when using the GUI?

Company policy is that we must use our own PKI, and no self-signed certs allowed.

Tried to do this by Setup/Settings/SOM to MX Comm Settings / Replace Certificate ( it seemed to me that this certificate is the one that the MX GUIs web server presents to the user), but no luck.

Clicking on Replace Certificate / Upload Existing Certificate says the file was successfully uploaded (write over existing cert checkbox is checked), but nothing happens.

The MX Cert stays the original self-signed cert. However generating a new one, when I define the validity works.

Please advise

Regards 

#On-PremisesWAF(formerlySecuresphere)

------------------------------
Attila Pozsonyi
Hungarian State Treasury
Budapest
------------------------------

Great, thanks much!

------------------------------
Michele Beverly
CyberSecurity Engineer
Lincoln NE
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 03-26-2021 06:36
From: Sabajete Elezaj
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hello,

Here is the new link:
https://docs.imperva.com/howto/989c86be

------------------------------
Sabajete Elezaj
Security Engineer
Snt Albania
Tirana

Original Message:
Sent: 03-25-2021 11:29
From: Michele Beverly
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

That link has moved, would you happen to know where the new link is? I'm still looking but no luck.  Thanks!

------------------------------
Michele Beverly
CyberSecurity Engineer
Lincoln NE

Original Message:
Sent: 02-03-2021 11:32
From: Sabajete Elezaj
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hello,

Have you tried this procedure:
https://www.imperva.com/sign_in.asp?retURL=/articles/Procedure/Certificates--How-to-install-SSL-certificate-on-MX-GUI

BR,

------------------------------
Sabajete Elezaj
SNT Albania

Original Message:
Sent: 02-03-2021 07:12
From: Attila Pozsonyi
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hi All, 

How can I replace the MX SSL Server Certifcate what's presented to the browser when using the GUI?

Company policy is that we must use our own PKI, and no self-signed certs allowed.

Tried to do this by Setup/Settings/SOM to MX Comm Settings / Replace Certificate ( it seemed to me that this certificate is the one that the MX GUIs web server presents to the user), but no luck.

Clicking on Replace Certificate / Upload Existing Certificate says the file was successfully uploaded (write over existing cert checkbox is checked), but nothing happens.

The MX Cert stays the original self-signed cert. However generating a new one, when I define the validity works.

Please advise

Regards 

#On-PremisesWAF(formerlySecuresphere)

------------------------------
Attila Pozsonyi
Hungarian State Treasury
Budapest
------------------------------

That is the only way ?!
I ask if there is another way to update the MX UI certificate like SOM's way from GUI it self

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Mohammad Alriaty
System Engineer
Cloud Distribution
Riyadh
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-26-2021 11:10
From: Michele Beverly
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Great, thanks much!

------------------------------
Michele Beverly
CyberSecurity Engineer
Lincoln NE

Original Message:
Sent: 03-26-2021 06:36
From: Sabajete Elezaj
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hello,

Here is the new link:
https://docs.imperva.com/howto/989c86be

------------------------------
Sabajete Elezaj
Security Engineer
Snt Albania
Tirana

Original Message:
Sent: 03-25-2021 11:29
From: Michele Beverly
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

That link has moved, would you happen to know where the new link is? I'm still looking but no luck.  Thanks!

------------------------------
Michele Beverly
CyberSecurity Engineer
Lincoln NE

Original Message:
Sent: 02-03-2021 11:32
From: Sabajete Elezaj
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hello,

Have you tried this procedure:
https://www.imperva.com/sign_in.asp?retURL=/articles/Procedure/Certificates--How-to-install-SSL-certificate-on-MX-GUI

BR,

------------------------------
Sabajete Elezaj
SNT Albania

Original Message:
Sent: 02-03-2021 07:12
From: Attila Pozsonyi
Subject: Replace MX Certificate

Hi All, 

How can I replace the MX SSL Server Certifcate what's presented to the browser when using the GUI?

Company policy is that we must use our own PKI, and no self-signed certs allowed.

Tried to do this by Setup/Settings/SOM to MX Comm Settings / Replace Certificate ( it seemed to me that this certificate is the one that the MX GUIs web server presents to the user), but no luck.

Clicking on Replace Certificate / Upload Existing Certificate says the file was successfully uploaded (write over existing cert checkbox is checked), but nothing happens.

The MX Cert stays the original self-signed cert. However generating a new one, when I define the validity works.

Please advise

Regards 

#On-PremisesWAF(formerlySecuresphere)

------------------------------
Attila Pozsonyi
Hungarian State Treasury
Budapest
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