Duplicate Certificate Subject Found

[Radmin_85]

Hi all

Cant get rid off this warning.we have deleted all duplicate certificates but couldnt get out of this warning when commit something

[MickBall]

is this a wildcard cert...

it may be that you have a wild cart cert for *.fred.smiff.com and also a cert for just smiff.com.

[MickBall]

no cancel that... obviously that would apply to all ".com" certs...

I did have a similar issue with licensing, tried to add new and told already activated, although it had been removed..

had to go via cli to remove it as not showing in GUI.

you could view all installed certs  with one of the options under :-

show sslmgr-store

[Radmin_85]

Yes it is wildcart cert
Can you please give me instructions how to solve it?

[BPry]

@Radmin_85,

Once you've commit the configuration to ensure that any removals you've made have actually taken place, take a look at the certificate store and see if any of your listed certificates happen to have the same CN. 

If it doesn't show up in the GUI I would verify with the 'show sslmgr-store config-ca-certificate' command that you don't have a stale cert hiding in the config. 

[Marivi]

hello if you found the duplicate cert with the command show sslmgr-store config-ca-certificate, how can you delete the stale cert hiding in the config?

[MickBall]

@Marivi,Good point...

I would have thought "delete sslmgr-store config-ca-certificate <certificate name>

but i thought wrong...

I can only see this option in "configure" mode but that's for web-server, forward-trust and forward-untrust.

Have you found a duplicate hidden cert or just asking?

[Marivi]

I have found a duplicate hidden, i have done  >debug dataplane reset ssl-decrypt certificate-cache but this don't fix the problem, I have found next command  > debug sslmgr delete crl all which do the same in management plane. I will inform you if the second command fix the problems... thank you for you fast answer

[MickBall]

@Marivi

try this...

configure

delete shared ssl-decrypt trusted-root-ca ?

delete shared ssl-decrypt trusted-root-ca <certificate name>

[MickBall]

no good...

no object to delete in delete handler