Hi,
I tried to create and install a certificate to my HDX 7000 (version 3.1.9).
If I create a CSR under
Admin
- Security
- Certificate
then download the CSR-file and upload this on our PKI-Site I got and
error message saying:
"Your request contains domain-names with non public top-level-domains or
reservered IP-adresses. This is forbidden."
This is because the CSR generated by the HDX-7000 device includes all
the following alternative names:
1. the FQDN ("myname.subdomain.tld"): This is what we expect.
2. the IP-Adress ("x.x.x.x"): This is suboptimal, but ok.
3. the single hostname ("myname"): This is forbidden by most global CAs!
So our CA refuses to sign the generated CSR because of 3.
Any chance we can generate a CSR without the single hostname as an
alternative name?
Uploading a certificate generated from a self-gernerated CSR won't work
because that certificate will not be used by the device for any of its
services.
Any helped appreciated
Best regards
Michael
If you are under a current service contract please open a report on this issue.
As a work around you can try: The only solution currently is to edit the CSR offline to remove the hostname SAN field prior to signing.
Hi,
thanks for your reply!
Can you please explain how to edit a CSR _before_ signing? As far as I know, this is forbidden :-(
Best regards
Michael