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TLS Certificate

rrosson
Under E-Mail Protection -> SMTP -> Advanced -> TLS Settings -> TLS certificates The certificate I select to use does not stay. when I click away and come back it returns to the WebAdmin certificate.

Anyone else seeing this or have any clues on why this would be happening. I am running version 9.207-19 with a Home User License.

TIA


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    does anyone know when the Bug will be fixed? Version?
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    This was fixed in 9.208, but is indeed broken again in 9.303.  I'm sure you could change it at the command line if your UTM is on a home license.  To see what you need:

    cc get smtp tls_cert


    Copy that string so that you can set it back to that if the following doesn't set it correctly:

    cc set smtp tls_cert 'cert name                      REF_***************x'



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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    This was fixed in 9.208, but is indeed broken again in 9.303.  I'm sure you could change it at the command line if your UTM is on a home license.  To see what you need:

    cc get smtp tls_cert


    Copy that string so that you can set it back to that if the following doesn't set it correctly:

    cc set smtp tls_cert 'cert name                      REF_***************x



    Cheers - Bob


    Thank you BAlfson. Didn't try your workaround because I updated to 9.304 yesterday and tried a few moments ago to change the TLS certificate. I can confirm with 9.304 it works again!

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