Certificate missing "Subject Alternative Name"

[JakeUrban]

The provided self-signed certificate doesn't have a subjectAlternativeName field, so Chrome rejects it even if its been marked as "trusted". See this Google Help page for a description of the problem.

Here is what I see after trusting the cert and requesting the page again:

[metawise]

Hi Jake,
Did you get chance to solve the problem? I'm facing same situation. :(

[lmarschall]

same issue here, looks like we gonna have to add a certificate on our own, looking forward to find a solution for this this asap

[JakeUrban]

I created my own certificate, which isn't too difficult. However you would expect the one that comes with this package to work.

[lmarschall]

Can you provide a way to create your own certificate which works?

Kind of new into this ssl certificate game.

[lmarschall]

https now working on firefox at least, with self created openssl certificate

[lmarschall]

got things working on chrome too...

• create your certificate with windows power shell: New-SelfSignedCertificate -DnsName "localhost" -CertStoreLocation "cert:\LocalMachine\My"
• place the certificate in the windows mangament console into the trusted root certificate folder
• export the certificate into pfx file with password
• follow the guide in the link: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSVP8U_9.7.0/com.ibm.drlive.doc/topics/r_extratsslcert.html with openssl console commands
• extract decrypted key and crt file and provide them as arguments in the runsslserver command

have fun