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How do i get Edge to trust our internal Certificate Authority
Is there any way to get edge to stop flagging our internal certs as non trusted ? Pkiview.msc shows that there are no problems with the CA windows shows the cert is trusted. Yet edge marks it as ...
Bump: 2021 now and still no resolution? I've recently run into this deploying an internal ERP solution's web front-end. The solution is designed only to work in Edge; but Edge won't trust our internal domain CA certs no matter what I do. I even spent the last week upgrading PKI signing hash algorithms to make sure we were within current standards (even though the offline root CA in a multi-tier infrastructure shouldn't matter). The solution won't be public facing, so purchasing a public cert seems pointless and a waste for this essentially cosmetic warning.
Looked at this every which way and while I can get Edge to give me different errors depending on how I construct the URL to request our ERP's web page the overarching end result is Edge simply doesn't seem to like internal Domain CA certs.
Looked at this every which way and while I can get Edge to give me different errors depending on how I construct the URL to request our ERP's web page the overarching end result is Edge simply doesn't seem to like internal Domain CA certs.
I've found this issue to happen if the Root Certificate or a Certificate in the Path of the WebServer Certificate has a length of less than 4096 bits as that is a requirement of Edge,
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databox-online/azure-stack-edge-gpu-certificate-requirements#certificate-algorithms
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databox-online/azure-stack-edge-gpu-certificate-requirements#certificate-algorithms
