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Re: Self signed certificates SHA-1
Hello,
which certificate is that and what version are you using?
I see SHA256 on a fresh version 6
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which certificate is that and what version are you using?
I see SHA256 on a fresh version 6
best regards,
Hannes
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Re: Self signed certificates SHA-1
Hello, thanks for your answer.
Strange...
I'm on V6 and it's not and upgrade.
It's the REST certificate for the restore portal.
When I go my computer personal certificate store, I have 5 veeam certificate and only 1 is SHA2 but it's with VBM365 installation and not for restore portal (rest, authentication or restore portal)
Strange...
I'm on V6 and it's not and upgrade.
It's the REST certificate for the restore portal.
When I go my computer personal certificate store, I have 5 veeam certificate and only 1 is SHA2 but it's with VBM365 installation and not for restore portal (rest, authentication or restore portal)
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Re: Self signed certificates SHA-1
Hello,
ok, now I got it and I can see it. Looks wrong to me, I will check that.
On the other hand: what is the use case of asking for a more secure algorithm for an overall insecure configuration?
Best regards,
Hannes
ok, now I got it and I can see it. Looks wrong to me, I will check that.
On the other hand: what is the use case of asking for a more secure algorithm for an overall insecure configuration?
Best regards,
Hannes
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Re: Self signed certificates SHA-1
It's the question I asked to myself too and I totally agree with "self signed" is not the best.
However, I don't think it's a good way to think here and SHA-1 should not be seen anymore in 2022 I think.
I'm surprised to see it and I'm just asking if this is "normal" or something is on the roadmap to use SHA-2 ?
However, I don't think it's a good way to think here and SHA-1 should not be seen anymore in 2022 I think.
I'm surprised to see it and I'm just asking if this is "normal" or something is on the roadmap to use SHA-2 ?
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Re: Self signed certificates SHA-1
please see aboveLooks wrong to me, I will check that.
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Re: Self signed certificates SHA-1
confirmed as bug - thanks for reporting!
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Re: Self signed certificates SHA-1
have a nice day
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