Unable to delete certificate request (error -13009)
I have an NWA130BE running in standalone mode. While replacing an expired certificate, I had experimented with creating a CSR. Fortunately, I have the new certificate in place and working.
However, curiosity had gotten the best of me. I now have a request that I cannot delete. When I try to remove it, an error is returned:
CLI Number: 0 Error Number: -13009 Error Message: 'PKI certificate does not exist.'
I have attempted to sign the CSR and import it to satisfy the request, but it never associates it. It complains with a -13008 error and 'PKI key does not exist'. It appears that the device thinks there should be a certificate for it already and will not allow it to be deleted if it does not exist.
Without wiping the device, is there a way to delete the CSR through the UI or CLI?
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Hi @scf,
To better understand the situation and investigate further, could you please assist us with the following?
- A screenshot or a brief video recording demonstrating the issue you're encountering
- Provide the device's diagnostic info file via private message by clicking my profile > Message
Thank you for your cooperation!
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