X509_V_ERR_CERT_HAS_EXPIRED: certificate has expired
Posted: Sun May 31, 2020 4:43 pm
I was trying to connect to my company openvpn network via MacOS openvpn application and hitting the warning "The server vpn.my_company.com has an UNTRUSTED SSL certificate. Allow the connection to proceed?"
When clicking the "More details", the reason states that "X509_V_ERR_CERT_HAS_EXPIRED: certificate has expired". But then I have the option to connect anyway
And I checked for more info from the OpenVPN admin webpage, the Certificate "Validation Results" section displays:
Web Certificate/Key validation results.
Certificate Trust Warning: certificate has expired
Valid From: 2018.08.24 00:00:00 UTC
Valid Until: 2020.08.23 23:59:59 UTC --> **which is few more months in future**
My certificate is issued by COMODO and its status is still active. Also, when I access the vpn.my_company.com via web browser, the certificate is still fine, i.e no warning about the expired certificate
Any idea why the OpenVPN application keeps warning me about expired cert? And is my connection via openvpn application actually unsecured? Or I can just ignore the warning?
Thanks a lot for any comment on this
When clicking the "More details", the reason states that "X509_V_ERR_CERT_HAS_EXPIRED: certificate has expired". But then I have the option to connect anyway
And I checked for more info from the OpenVPN admin webpage, the Certificate "Validation Results" section displays:
Web Certificate/Key validation results.
Certificate Trust Warning: certificate has expired
Valid From: 2018.08.24 00:00:00 UTC
Valid Until: 2020.08.23 23:59:59 UTC --> **which is few more months in future**
My certificate is issued by COMODO and its status is still active. Also, when I access the vpn.my_company.com via web browser, the certificate is still fine, i.e no warning about the expired certificate
Any idea why the OpenVPN application keeps warning me about expired cert? And is my connection via openvpn application actually unsecured? Or I can just ignore the warning?
Thanks a lot for any comment on this
