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Certificate issue

My XG failed a few months ago and a new XG was shipped to us. I did restore from the backup of the failed XG onto the new one and everything was up and running and have had no issues. 

 I noticed that the local SSL cert of the XG has the serial number that belongs to the old XG. It has caused authentication issue for a remote citrix client and a users pc wouldnt connect to the network. Would i be ok to regenerate a new certificate for my XG. I also have ssl vpn setup on my XG. would i have to reconfigure ssl vpn again for my end users given that most are working from home have and have limited admin access to reinstall the OpenVPN client. I dont want to shoot myself by sorting this certificate issue and asking employees to come around to the office to redeploy the ssl vpn client on their pc's. Thanks



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    0 FormerMember

    Hi ,

    Thank you for reaching out to the Community! 

    SSL Remote VPN user certificates are created based on the firewall's default certificate, so if you re-generate the default certificate, the user certificate needs to be recreated as well. Once the user downloads a new configuration from the user portal, the process will create a new user certificate.

    If you decide to update the firewall's default certificate, all the users have to re-download the SSL VPN configuration file.  

    In your case, I would suggest you try Sophos Connect Client 2.0. More info here: Sophos Connect 2.0 is now GA

    Thanks,

  • Thank you for the explanation. So if i import a backup from another device onto a new one, will the backup config retain the default certificate from the old device. 

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