03-02-2022 01:07 AM - last edited on 09-21-2022 04:26 AM by Anusha_Vemula
Ruckus's original Device certificates expired in November 2016. Any device manufactured prior to Nov 2016 will have the old certificate.
Log in to the AP CLI (SSH) and run the following command:
rkscli: get rpki-cert issuer
The AP with the below output will not join the controller as it has an old certificate.
Output:
Issuer: Ruckus Wireless, Inc.
OK
vSZ/SZ prior to firmware 3.6.x release doesn’t have AP-cert check enabled by default.
Hence the AP which joined the controller prior to 3.6.x and got upgraded to 3.6.x or above will have the below error message/warning on the controller Dashboard.
Export the All AP Certificate file from the controller (below screenshot is from the older version pre-5.x and 3.6.x): -
Screenshot from the updated (above 3.6.x) vSZ/SZ firmware version: -
It lands on the below page:
4. This will take some time and the AP will refresh their certificates.
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10-16-2023 03:03 AM
Hello @Marcel_Antony ,
Hope you doing well today.
We recommend upgrading the AP certificate. The APs with old certs won't join any vSZ/SZ/SmartZone controller/Cloud controller until you disable the AP-cert check on the controller.
If the APs are currently managed by the controller and are online and for some reason get disconnected and the AP entry is lost then the AP won't join back the controller.
Let me know if this answers your query.
Regards,
Sarita
10-11-2023 10:15 AM
Hello,
Can someone explain what will be the impact if the AP certificate has expired in several AP's?
Thank you
10-16-2023 03:03 AM
Hello @Marcel_Antony ,
Hope you doing well today.
We recommend upgrading the AP certificate. The APs with old certs won't join any vSZ/SZ/SmartZone controller/Cloud controller until you disable the AP-cert check on the controller.
If the APs are currently managed by the controller and are online and for some reason get disconnected and the AP entry is lost then the AP won't join back the controller.
Let me know if this answers your query.
Regards,
Sarita