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Purge SSL Certs from cache using Frontend

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Continuing on the discussion below:

community.sophos.com/.../507230

Is there an easy way to do this from front end? This has become a common occurrence now, with the latest incident involving Google's certs.

The given workaround requires usage of ssh, whereas, there could be a simple page on frontend where we would enter a domain/subdomain name and hit a button to clear the cached cert.



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    A better option would be to:

    1. Not cache invalid ssl certs

    2. Automatically purge ssl certs from cache once they are replaced on server

    3. Automatically purge ssl certs when they expire

    This would avoid manual intervention altogether (at least for the cases I know).

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    Hello there,

    Thank you for contacting the Sophos Community.

    This would be a Feature Request, I'd recommend you to reach out to your Account Manager, Sales Engineer or Sales Representative so that they can enter this request into our system. 

    Additionally, you can use the in-product feedback in the Sophos Firewall located in the Top Menu Bar.

    Regards,

     
    Emmanuel (EmmoSophos)
    Technical Team Lead, Global Community Support
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