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02-19-2015
07:22 AM
Hi, You don't need to import the intermediat certificate. The server at webmail.spintel.net.au should provide this certificate which it does. You only need the same root certifcate in the Palo and this is also the case. You'll need to look elsewhere. The cert at webmail.spintel.net.au has SHA256 and a 2048 Bits key. What PANOS version do you have? Regards, Tijl
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02-19-2015
06:12 AM
Hi Vesna, 1. upgrade 2. It looks like your certificate isn't supported: What's the key size and signature algorithm of the certificate? What is the certificate used for on your PA? -> try to use a certificate that has the same options as the ones you get when creating a certificate on the PA itself. Regards, Tijl
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02-04-2015
01:38 AM
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If you are unsure which application to allow, just open service tcp/443 and check the application in the traffic logs. You can then change the security policy rule to the correct application and application default as service.
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02-02-2015
08:27 AM
Hi Cenders, You will also need a security rule. You'll need to allow this regardless of the browser or OS used. The iOS behaviour with a captive portal depends on the iOS version. What version are you currently having issues with? Tijl
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01-30-2015
05:26 AM
Are you using a public certificate on your captive portal page? If so, you will need to allow 'unauthenticated' CRL and OCSP checks to the CA of the certificate. The exact URL's you need to allow are in the certificate.
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