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* Certs and Web Appliance

Does the web appliance work with * certs?  It seems that every time I see an organization with a cert issued to *.company.com, the web appliance does not allow access to the page until I add that site to the bypass list for SSL.  It says that the site certificate is not valid although I cannot find any problems with it.  Am I doing something wrong?

Here's an example site:

https://www.ctspurchasing.com/

Jason

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  • Hi,

    When you say 'not trusted', do you mean that the browser gives you a certificate error?

    If you're using HTTPS scanning the cert of the website will be replaced with a certificate generated by the Web Appliance.  So, aslong as the browser trusts the web appliance as a root authority it should work fine.  See this KBA:

    http://www.sophos.com/en-us/support/knowledgebase/42153.aspx

    On the other hand, if you don't use HTTPS scanning, the certificate won't be replaced at all.  Whether the certificate is trusted or not will depend on the browser (eg. maybe one of the browsers doesn't have the intermediate installed?).

    You can usually view the certificate in your browser to get more information about who issued it and why the browser is complaining.

    -Tom.

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  • Hi,

    When you say 'not trusted', do you mean that the browser gives you a certificate error?

    If you're using HTTPS scanning the cert of the website will be replaced with a certificate generated by the Web Appliance.  So, aslong as the browser trusts the web appliance as a root authority it should work fine.  See this KBA:

    http://www.sophos.com/en-us/support/knowledgebase/42153.aspx

    On the other hand, if you don't use HTTPS scanning, the certificate won't be replaced at all.  Whether the certificate is trusted or not will depend on the browser (eg. maybe one of the browsers doesn't have the intermediate installed?).

    You can usually view the certificate in your browser to get more information about who issued it and why the browser is complaining.

    -Tom.

    :27635
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