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Custom SSL certificate for SaaS optimization

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Diego
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Hi everybody,

I've installed into my company network a SilverPeak Edgeconnect device to have SaaS optimization. To achieve this, the device needs do decrypt the SSL traffic, optimize it and encrypt it back. Basically it is a man in the middle between our network and Microsoft. It has its own self signed SSL certificate. I've installed it into the clients local machine cert manager into the Trusted Root Certification Authorities folder and IE works fine, when for example i browse portal.office.com I get no SSL error and I'm seeing that the browser is using the SSL Silver Peak Certificate. I've imported the certificate in the Firefox cert repository, but unfortunately its not working, when I'm trying to open portal.office.com I got this error:

Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to portal.office.com. security library: invalid arguments. Error code: SEC_ERROR_INVALID_ARGS

I've tried to change some settings into the about:config page, following instructions that I've found over the internet but I didn't solve the problem.

Could any of you help me?

Cheers, Diego

Hi everybody, I've installed into my company network a SilverPeak Edgeconnect device to have SaaS optimization. To achieve this, the device needs do decrypt the SSL traffic, optimize it and encrypt it back. Basically it is a man in the middle between our network and Microsoft. It has its own self signed SSL certificate. I've installed it into the clients local machine cert manager into the Trusted Root Certification Authorities folder and IE works fine, when for example i browse portal.office.com I get no SSL error and I'm seeing that the browser is using the SSL Silver Peak Certificate. I've imported the certificate in the Firefox cert repository, but unfortunately its not working, when I'm trying to open portal.office.com I got this error: Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to portal.office.com. security library: invalid arguments. Error code: SEC_ERROR_INVALID_ARGS I've tried to change some settings into the about:config page, following instructions that I've found over the internet but I didn't solve the problem. Could any of you help me? Cheers, Diego