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    The following CA/Certificate entries are expiring

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved General pfSense Questions
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      NinthWave
      last edited by NinthWave

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      I am receiving this message everyday for a week now (maybe two). Will a new certificate be issued by netgate or am I to do something on my side?

      Thanks

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        bingo600 @NinthWave
        last edited by

        @ninthwave

        https://forum.netgate.com/post/673430

        Or from a shell prompt, run:

        pfSsh.php playback generateguicert

        That will create a new self-signed certificate and activate it.

        If you find my answer useful - Please give the post a šŸ‘ - "thumbs up"

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          viragomann @NinthWave
          last edited by

          @ninthwave
          Beginning with 2.5.0 pfSense also allows you to renew the certificate in the web GUI in System > Certificate Manager > Certificates.

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