SSL Certificate

"Forget" your access point(s) on your existing UniFi Controller before adopting it on your hosted controller 10
UPDATE: Due to the positive responses I’ve received about this script, and repeated requests for Let’s Encrypt support, it now supports standard and Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates. Read on for details. The Ubiquiti UniFi Controller comes with its own self-signed SSL certificate, which means that every time you try to […]

Use an Existing SSL Certificate on a Linux UniFi Controller

This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged existing SSL certificate Linux OpenSSL PKCS12 private key self-signed self-signed SSL certificate SSL Certificate SSL certificate import Ubiquiti UBNT UniFi UniFi controller Unix use your own SSL certificate on by (updated 2890 days ago)
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A while back, I noticed a recurring error in my maillog that read: postfix/smtp: certificate verification failed for gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com[74.125.53.27]:25: untrusted issuer /C=US/O=Equifax/OU=Equifax Secure Certificate Authority If you’re seeing this too, there’s an easy fix.

Fixing Postfix “certificate verification failed for gmail untrusted issuer” Error ...

This entry was posted in Linux Reference Technology and tagged certificate certificate verification failed Equifax gmail untrusted issuer OpenSSL Postfix SSL Certificate Thawte on by (updated 3800 days ago)