GT-AX6000 generates a new root/server certificate with a older date 20240101010039 when rebooting.

[Erwin05]

Hello,

When i renew the root/server certificate and then reboot the router, the router generats a new root/server certificate 20240101010039 every reboot that no longer corresponds to the root certificate that i generated before the reboot, so that i cant setup a HTTPS connection between pc and router.

Export, renew, renew servercertificate all 3 will after a reboot generate a new root/server certificate with a older date 20240101010039 see DDNS.

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GT-AX6000 : 3.0.0.6.102_34825

MSEdge version 134.0.3124.83 

[Saltgrass]

Your info looks just like mine, except for the language.  I just reinstalled the certificate so I may need the two days to see what happens.  But I do seem to remember mine only lasting for a few days, on a prior install.

If it runs out again, make note of the day and time so the log can be checked.

[Erwin05]

I cant find anything in the log from the Asus router.

I will keep track of exactly how long it takes before the problem occurs again.

[jzchen]

A major update to Chromium may have reset/deleted the certificate.  Both are Chromium based from past research...

[jzchen]

@Erwin05 Were you able to sort out the correct time zone issue?  I got an email notification with you mentioning it as a possible cause but I can't find you mentioning time zone anywhere here...

[Erwin05]

I deleted that post, the time zone was correct but the week from the winter time was wrong, 4th must be the 5th week. I dont know if this has effect on the certificate expire date.

I have to wait 2 days and see what happens.

[jzchen]

If it helps any I've used the "Let's Encrypt" option before.  I have a tiny suspicion it is the "Auto"....

[Erwin05]

If this is a bug than Asus has someting to fix.

[Erwin05]

No, because i have this problem a long time now and if i set a new certificate the problem is back after 2 days.

[jzchen]

Can you try the "Let's Encrypt" option.  It may have something to do with "Auto".