coderjoe  Freshman Member

They already run a web server and already support file uploads from a browser. What hardware limitation is preventing a web API? If a web API isn't possible, could the website be updated to accept either a pks12 file format, or a separate private and public key in PEM format?

I am seeing this on all of my GS1900 series switches with serial numbers starting with S2. Could I also get the fix? Most important for my deployments are the GS1900-8, GS-1900-8HP, and GS1900-24E. Alternatively I can wait for an official firmware update if I can get an ETA on when this will be fixed. We are very excited…

I agree, my original post wasn't worded correctly to serve as a suggestion. Thank you for re-posting for me Kay! :)

I didn't realize my comment had been moved out of Switch Ideas and into Switch. Should I re-submit my feature request there? Edit: Or maybe I'm misremembering and never posted there. Either way I'm happy to resubmit if that is the correct process.

I've updated the title to reflect that I would like to request this feature. Thank you for your consideration. :)

That is a shame, but thank you very much for your advice. For now I am able to revert back to RSA keys, but if I'm required to follow the certificate guidelines of the software suite and internal CA I'm integrating with, and if they choose to adopt ECDSA certs as a standard I may be out of luck. Is it possible to get ECDSA…

Attached please find a tar.gz file containing 2 example certficiates which I would expect to work but both of which do not load properly and generate the above error. There is also a README file which explains how the certificates were generated. The README is also optionally executable in a shell if you'd like to generate…