pixelsrv CA for WebUI

[madition]

Hi all,

I activated pixelserv-tls CA for WebUI and set router.asus.com as certificate to access it from LAN.

Now i get this message: Certificate signature could not be verified using issuer's certificate. The integrity of this certificate cannot be guaranteed. This certificate may be corrupted or may have been altered.

I tried to re-apply the certificates without success.

Can i activate WAN access from SSH? Then maybe i can change to DDNS certificate and access the WebUI from there, although it feels like something mayor is faulty with the generation of the certificates.

Can i revert back to the old ca?

edit: right now i cant access webui at all since i cant pass the faulty certificate like old times.
pic: https://i.imgur.com/e7UrRF3.png

Thanks

 

[Delusion]

Did you install pixelserv ca.crt on your PC\web browser? try accessing the WEB gui using a domain:

https://router.asus.com:8443 (maybe you have other port so change this)

 

[madition]

Did you install pixelserv ca.crt on your PC\web browser?

Yes, the problem is the generated router.asus.com or DDNS certificate are somewhat faulty so i cant even choose Advanced and "Continue on your own risk".
Tried to re-import the ca.crt from pixelsrv web but same problem.

Ideally i want to activate router.asus.com and only access it from LAN, but right now i cant access webui at all.. :/

edit: or just go back to the self signed certificate to access webui from LAN

 

[madition]

Solved it by commands: nvram set https_crt_save=0 and then back to 1 and service restart_httpd
Now im back to self signed certificate and can access the webui, ill look into a proper certificate at a later time.

 

[fearz]

Solved it by commands: nvram set https_crt_save=0 and then back to 1 and service restart_httpd
Now im back to self signed certificate and can access the webui, ill look into a proper certificate at a later time.

Hi,

are you now able to access https://192.168.1.1 or httos:/router.asus.com HTTPS Secured?

 

[L&LD]

What is it about secure access for those IP's that has you on this do or die mission?

That user was last seen here back in August 2019. I wouldn't hold my breath.