I'm running Version 6.26. I imported the same certificate file I import every time. I then typed:
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failure: certificate subject is read only!Thanks so much!
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ygreenfield
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certificate failure: certificate subject is read only!
Hi,
I'm running Version 6.26. I imported the same certificate file I import every time. I then typed:
and I get back:
This happens no matter what field I change. Can you help please?
Thanks so much!
I'm running Version 6.26. I imported the same certificate file I import every time. I then typed:
Thanks so much!
Re: certificate failure: certificate subject is read only!
I see the same behavior here. I could change the name for two certificates, received the error message from above for two others. The failing certificates have both set SUBJECT-ALT-NAME. Is that related?
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ygreenfield
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Re: certificate failure: certificate subject is read only!
Hi MikroTik - any idea on this?
It seems like something in the code is changing the read-only subject field instead of (or in addition to) the name field that I'm changing.
It seems like something in the code is changing the read-only subject field instead of (or in addition to) the name field that I'm changing.
Re: certificate failure: certificate subject is read only!
Looks like this works again in RouterOS 6.27. Thanks MT!
Re: certificate failure: certificate subject is read only!
RB 951G-2HnD - ROS 6.27 - can edit certificate name.
CRS125-24G-1S - ROS 6.27 - can't edit certificate name.
Ticket#2015022866000301
CRS125-24G-1S - ROS 6.27 - can't edit certificate name.
Ticket#2015022866000301
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Re: certificate failure: certificate subject is read only!
Similar situation here.
RB 951G-2HnD - ROS 6.27 - can't edit certificate name.
RB 951G-2HnD - ROS 6.27 - can't edit certificate name.
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carlopires
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Re: certificate failure: certificate subject is read only!
Same problem here. Any workaround?
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carlopires
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Re: certificate failure: certificate subject is read only!
I've found out that this happens when there is another certificate with same SubjectAltName previously installed. The oldest is allowed to change its name normally.