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!
Zyxel Tina
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Hi @scf,
Thank you for your patience!
After checking, you can use the following commands to check the certificate file information and delete the file. Once applied, it will disappear from the Web GUI as well.
Router> show ca category localRouter> configure terminalRouter(config)# no ca category local <certificate_name>Zyxel Tina
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