SOLVED Certificate has expired

[Alpha-Inc.]

Hello everybody,

I haven't been paying attention to my NAS lateley and now discovered, that I have an old alert regarding my Certificate "freenas_default":

Certificate 'freenas_default' has expired.​

2022-12-08 00:00:24

The question I have is, hwo do I create a new certificate OR extend the exisiting one?
When I edit the current certificate I don't have the opportunity to extend it but when I create a new one, the wizard asks me information about my Organistaion. Problem is, I'm just a simple user that doen't have an organisation, so I don't know what to enter there...

Edit: Or do I even NEED an certificate if I'm using TrueNAS only in LAN ?

 

[sretalla]

FreeNAS, you say (without specifying anything about your version).

7. System — FreeNAS®11.3-U5 User Guide Table of Contents

www.ixsystems.com

Seems all you need to do is make a certificate and select it, then delete the obsolete one.

 

[Alpha-Inc.]

Sorry, I run on TrueNAS 13.0 U3.1 (just updated to it)

When I delete it, I don't have any certificate. Is that fine or do I need one?
Edit: I just tried to delete it, but I get the following message:

[EBUSY] This object is being used by other objects

 

[sretalla]

make a certificate and select it, then delete the obsolete one

TrueNAS 13.0 U3.1

General

Describes the fields for the general system settings for TrueNAS CORE.

www.truenas.com

Adding Certificates or CSRs

Provides instructions on adding or importing certificates and certificate signing requests (CSRs) in TrueNAS CORE.

www.truenas.com