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Web Proxy Certificate Question

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I already have a wildcard certificate for our domain and I'm currently using it for the admin and user portal of the UTM, which is workign great.  Is it possible to use the same certificate for the Web Proxy HTTPS scanning so that end users don't get a warning and don't have to import a certificate from the UTM?

If that is not possbile, what are you doing for Public wifi networks?  I would still like to scan HTTPS so that employees don't go on the Public WiFi to get around the web filter; but obviously outsiders visiting the office are not going to have the UTM certificate installed and will always get certificate warnings.


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    d00b, thanks for the explanation.  I would love to hear what others are doing on public WiFi.  Maybe I'm giving end users too much credit, but I could see some of them connecting to the public wifi and using HTTPS sites to get around the blocks on the private network.
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    d00b, thanks for the explanation.  I would love to hear what others are doing on public WiFi.  Maybe I'm giving end users too much credit, but I could see some of them connecting to the public wifi and using HTTPS sites to get around the blocks on the private network.
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