Yes, the X509v3 Basic Constraints CA value states it is a Cert, as it should.
I am quite sure this is a bug. I created the certificates in pfsense the same way I did on the OPNsense and it worked. The CN is now as given in the GUI and not the CA.
However, I now stay with PFsense since I installed it and it just works (as well as dyndns)
I am quite sure this is a bug. I created the certificates in pfsense the same way I did on the OPNsense and it worked. The CN is now as given in the GUI and not the CA.
However, I now stay with PFsense since I installed it and it just works (as well as dyndns)