Web Protection: Web Filtering & Application Visibility/Control Get rid of Cert Warning for https error pages

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Get rid of Cert Warning for https error pages

SvenSchuchmann over 5 years ago

Hi,

if someone for example opens: https://www.asdadasdasdasdasd.org/

I get the following warning in my browser (firefox):

The cert looks like this:

so the browser complains correctly. If clicking "accept risk and continue" the I get:

Which is correct.

How do I get rid of the warning?

cu SveN

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0 BAlfson over 5 years ago

Hallo Sven,

Is this perhaps a site that your organization hosts and uses Webserver Protection? My guess is that the Virtual Server definition needs a different certificate and that the Real Server sends the traffic to a box that is not running. ????

Cheers - Bob
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0 SvenSchuchmann over 5 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Hallo Bob,

the site is not hosted by us, it is just a site which does not exist.
So you could also test with https://www.asdadas1dasdasdasd.org/

The Thing is that the proxy of the UTM should deliver the "Host not found" page,
but if I want to view this host-not-found-page of the proxy I get certification warning..

cu SveN
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0 BAlfson over 5 years ago in reply to SvenSchuchmann

Ah, I was making that too complicated for myself, Sven.

Do you have the Proxy CA downloaded into your browser? 'Filtering Options' 'HTTP CAs' tab.

Cheers - Bob
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0 SvenSchuchmann over 5 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Hello Bob,

yes, I installed these certificates locally.

As I said: The Browser complains about the incorrect domain name
in the cert that the proxy delivers. The Browser URL is www.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.org
and the domain name in the cert is www.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.org.schleissheimer.de

So I think this is per design wrong in the UTM?

Best Regards,

Sven
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0 SvenSchuchmann over 5 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Hello Bob,

yes, I installed these certificates locally.

As I said: The Browser complains about the incorrect domain name
in the cert that the proxy delivers. The Browser URL is www.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.org
and the domain name in the cert is www.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.org.schleissheimer.de

So I think this is per design wrong in the UTM?

Best Regards,

Sven
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