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      lupin212
      last edited by

      Hi
      I use ACME to make certificate and now I can access successfully to router via https Https://firewall-pfsense.domain.com:port
      I export certificate and key ACME at  "System  > Certificate Manager > Certificates“
      After that I create Certificate Authorities at “System > Certificate Manager > Cas” by importing certificate with key export above, I name this Certificate Authorities SSL_HTTPS_SQUID
      I use the certificate SSL_HTTPS_SQUID to filter HTTPS through Squid (Please see the attached picture below)
      After I turn on SSL Man In the Middle Filtering then users cannot access to all page Https

      I do not know which step I made wrong, please tell me how to filter by Squid proxy.
      Thankyou so  much.

      ![https pfsense.jpg](/public/imported_attachments/1/https pfsense.jpg)
      ![https pfsense.jpg_thumb](/public/imported_attachments/1/https pfsense.jpg_thumb)
      SSL_SQUID.png
      SSL_SQUID.png_thumb

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        chicago_cs
        last edited by

        Hi Lupin

        Let's Encrypt does not issue CA certificates, just works out for secure webGUI (https) into pfSense.
        You need a CA certificate for an SslBump setup to work for more than one site.

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          shyaminayesh
          last edited by

          seems like you need SSL Certificate Authority to filter SSL traffic. try creating CA & installing it on your client PC's.

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            nikkon
            last edited by

            use your own pfsense instance and create a CA locally.

            pfsense 2.3.4 on Supermicro A1SRi-2758F + 8GB ECC + SSD

            Happy PfSense user :)

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              nikkon
              last edited by

              The problem I Have is different.
              Most of the websites work just fine. But some don't. especially Google websites and subdomains.
              and another strange thing: when I search something in the browser without going to google.com (but using Google as default search engine) it never works with this setup.

              pfsense 2.3.4 on Supermicro A1SRi-2758F + 8GB ECC + SSD

              Happy PfSense user :)

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