P12 Certificate "errno:-17011"

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jef
jef Posts: 110 image  Ally Member
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edited January 2024 in Security

I have been importing P12 certificates for years.
It is scripted openssl to generate pkcs12 from PEM files.
openssl has not updated on linux since 2020.

Now the "import" under "certificates" gets error 'error -17011'.
"errmsg: PKI certificate type is not supported"

Tried a different browser, chrome and firefox both error.

Import certificate still states that Binary PKCS#12 is supported.
Did Zyxel break the certificate imports?

I can validate my p12 file with openssl, so the file is fine.

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  • jef
    jef Posts: 110 image  Ally Member
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    Patched and Imported. Thank you!!

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  • jef
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  • jef
    jef Posts: 110 image  Ally Member
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    edited January 2024
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    Testing, I used a p12 file from Oct 2023 (expired).
    The same p12 file that loaded into the zywall in Oct 2023.
    That same p12 file now fails.
    Which is proof that Zyxel broke the software for USG Flex 700.

    Can we get an emergency fix.

  • Zyxel_James
    Zyxel_James Posts: 840 image  Zyxel Employee
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    @jef We have this fix in 5.37P1-WK03 firmware, I will provide it via private message, please check your inbox, thanks.

  • jef
    jef Posts: 110 image  Ally Member
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    Patched and Imported. Thank you!!

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  • MichalZ
    MichalZ Posts: 2 image  Freshman Member
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    Hi. I am having the same issue right now with version V5.39(ABWD.1). Same error.