Renew of Self Signed SSL Forward Trust Certificate without Root CA

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Renew of Self Signed SSL Forward Trust Certificate without Root CA

L1 Bithead

Hello,

I have a self-signed (self-generated) certificate without a Root CA on a firewall, which is used for SSL Forward Proxy to decrypt traffic.

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The certificate is valid for 10 day and has been imported on client machines as a trusted root CA.

The question is that : If I renew this certificate on the firewall, will I need to re-import it on the clients, or can they continue to use the old/expired trusted CA?

In lab tests, the key pair on the firewall did not change after renewal, and clients still trusted the old certificate.

Has anyone encountered a similar scenario or can confirm this behavior?

Thank you.

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L4 Transporter

Hi @f.kuecuek ,

 

Greetings!

 

 Yes, you will need to re-import new certificate on the clients with updated expiry date.

 

Best Regards,


Mohammad Talib

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