Create self-signed certificates with RouterOS

[@adonisrn]

Mikrotik has a solution for any problem I've ever found about internal and external networks. Thanks a lot!

[@spamcrap1678]

Keep up the great work! More quick vids like this really help the barrier to entry.

[@alimibrahem8120]

all love and respect for you Eng Druvis..! your explaination is amazing.

[@kirksteinklauber260]

Just what I was looking for to enable HTTPS in my router for a special project!!! THANKS!

[@meinsda5983]

Is it possible to use Let's Encrypt for the certificate and the mikrotik automatic updates them?

[@ratowniknaemigracji6537]

That would be amazing, especially with DNS auth like TrueNAS does.

[@stephanszarafinski9001]

This feature exists in RouterOS 7

[@crash939burn]

it already exist, you need to add a auto update schedule & script to renew / update it. you can even use cloudflare with your own domain

[@ratowniknaemigracji6537]

It's great that MikroTik is removing all comments which point out shortcomings of their implantation...

[@TheKisem]

@@ratowniknaemigracji6537 it's great when people criticize something they have no clue about

[@senangkomputer6859]

most underrated router os. full fitur

[@BackupRappido]

I have already configured the self-signed certificate and when trying to send emails, it gives me the error "Couldn't perform action - TLS handshake failed (6)", do you know how I can solve it?

[@RenzoRosales_FL]

No intro sound? :(

[@FinlayDaG33k]

Would be nice to have PKCS#11 support so the certificates don't need to be on the device but can be (for example) on a NitroKey or Yubikey.

[@alaa2003net]

How can make a certificate works with sstp client at mikrotik router

[@mikkio5371]

Beautiful presentation.thank u

[@sebsnest]

Another option next to Let's Encript, easyRSA toolkit, so that one can maintain their own CA.

[@mayurpotdar1011]

Folks, Does anyone know the script to upgrade a certificate validity from 365 days to two or more years from WindBox? Thanks for the video. Great Info.

[@mayurpotdar1011]

I found it - > certificate set days-valid=3650

[@wreckedzilla]

ty Dru!

[@willyelvis9369]

Perfectly!