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raphael_lage
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October 13, 2021
Question

HTTPS server certificate not enable

  • October 13, 2021
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Hello everyone. I want to set up GUI access in my Fortigates to use SSL certificate (HTTPS). In my homologation firewall using OS version 6.4.7 the HTTPS server certificate option is available for me to choose the certificate I want to use. But in my two production firewalls that use OS version 6.4.2 this option is not available. My question is whether this option is only available in version 6.4.7, if yes, would you have any way to configure GUI access to use HTTPS otherwise?

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    Vichu_94
    Staff
    Staff
    May 14, 2022

    The SSL/HTTPS certificate could also be mapped from the CLI by the following command:

    config system global
    set auth-cert <Certificate Name >
    end


    sjoshi
    Staff
    Staff
    May 14, 2022

    Hi Raphael,

     

    As per your request I have checked on v6.4.2 in GUI and HTTPS server certificate is present in the GUI. I have attached the Snapshot for it.

    Go to System> Settings>HTTPS server certificate

     

     

     

    Thanks, Salon
    Markus_M
    Staff & Editor
    Staff & Editor
    May 14, 2022

    Hi Raphael,

     

    it will be available on all FortiGate versions, I can speak only from 5.2 and newer.

    On CLI you will be able to see/set it here:

    config system global
       set admin-server-cert "mywebservercert"
    end

     

    On GUI, lacking the description, it is supposed to be here:

    GUI > System (on global VDOM, if you have VDOMs) > Settings

    And there "HTTPS server certificate"

    If there is no "Settings", you are in a VDOM, you will have to switch to global.

    An indicator, at least for me, whether I am in the VDOM is on the browser address bar, it says vdom=<vdomname>, for example
    https:/....
    /ng/firewall/policy/policy/standard?vdom=root

     

    Best regards,

     

    Markus