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2018-10-11
20:34
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Recreate Self-Signed Cert
I received a prompt yesterday that the self-signed certs were about to expire and had the option to recreate them. I followed that wizard and thought everything was working as expected. Today I have several reports of the Secure printers requesting a username/password and never accepting the credentials. I am assuming this is related to the Self-Signed cert renewal. I was going to recreate the cert but can't see to find a way to do that either by the Web-Console or the CLI. I tried "sh certman.sh -t edir -r" with no success.
Is there a way this can be done. I don't see anything in the documentation that covers this.
iPrint.Appliance 3.2
Thanks
Richard
Is there a way this can be done. I don't see anything in the documentation that covers this.
iPrint.Appliance 3.2
Thanks
Richard
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2018-10-12
07:40
On 11-10-18 21:36, rhuhman wrote:
>
> I received a prompt yesterday that the self-signed certs were about to
> expire and had the option to recreate them. I followed that wizard and
> thought everything was working as expected. Today I have several reports
> of the Secure printers requesting a username/password and never
> accepting the credentials. I am assuming this is related to the
> Self-Signed cert renewal. I was going to recreate the cert but can't see
> to find a way to do that either by the Web-Console or the CLI. I tried
> "sh certman.sh -t edir -r" with no success.
>
> Is there a way this can be done. I don't see anything in the
> documentation that covers this.
>
> iPrint.Appliance 3.2
>
> Thanks
>
> Richard
>
>
Certman will do. First check that ,indeed , the problem is with the edit
cert. In apache error_log file should be an error about connecting with
ldap server or looking if the ldaps port 636 is listed on the appliance
using netstat command. If it is not, then you've a problem with it. Then
use this commands to regenerate a new one (it is one line):
#rcndsd restart;chmod 775
/opt/novell/iprintmobile/bin/certman.sh;/opt/novell/iprintmobile/bin/certman.sh
-t edir -r;rcapache2 restart;rcnovell-iprint-mobile
restart;rcnovell-ipsmd restart
check again that now port 636 is listed and ssl printing working
>
> I received a prompt yesterday that the self-signed certs were about to
> expire and had the option to recreate them. I followed that wizard and
> thought everything was working as expected. Today I have several reports
> of the Secure printers requesting a username/password and never
> accepting the credentials. I am assuming this is related to the
> Self-Signed cert renewal. I was going to recreate the cert but can't see
> to find a way to do that either by the Web-Console or the CLI. I tried
> "sh certman.sh -t edir -r" with no success.
>
> Is there a way this can be done. I don't see anything in the
> documentation that covers this.
>
> iPrint.Appliance 3.2
>
> Thanks
>
> Richard
>
>
Certman will do. First check that ,indeed , the problem is with the edit
cert. In apache error_log file should be an error about connecting with
ldap server or looking if the ldaps port 636 is listed on the appliance
using netstat command. If it is not, then you've a problem with it. Then
use this commands to regenerate a new one (it is one line):
#rcndsd restart;chmod 775
/opt/novell/iprintmobile/bin/certman.sh;/opt/novell/iprintmobile/bin/certman.sh
-t edir -r;rcapache2 restart;rcnovell-iprint-mobile
restart;rcnovell-ipsmd restart
check again that now port 636 is listed and ssl printing working
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2018-10-12
14:22
This worked perfectly! Thank you
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2018-10-12
14:39
On 12-10-18 15:24, rhuhman wrote:
>
> This worked perfectly! Thank you
>
>
you're welcome
>
> This worked perfectly! Thank you
>
>
you're welcome