Certificate has expired or is not yet valid

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Hello,

I have never had to create a certificate for UiPath or anything in general. I have found many topics on here surrounding my issue, but none have worked. I have a remote desktop where I need to create a certificate for Orchestrator for this year. How can I do this? This is urgent for a client. Thank you in advance.

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Did you try these?

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Hi,

Certificate has expired or is not yet valid

Certificate (X.509 Certificate) has validity : NotBefore and NotAfter. So, this error shows it’s before NotBefore date or after NotAfter date.
Can you check these date when create a certificate?

Regards,

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@Yoichi @mserdar I created the certificate, the dates are 5/16/2022 - 5/15/2023. I bonded the cert to orchestrator as https. Once that finished I now have the invalid error of the cert cannot be trusted and to save it to the trusted root. I completed that but still get the error to save it in the trusted root. I am unsure on how to fix that.

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Hi,

Is your certificate self-signed or signed by higher CA? If former, you need to store the certificate into Trusted Root. If latter, you need to store certificate of the CA into proper store such as Trusted Root.

Regards,

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It is self-signed, which I stored the cert into trusted root

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Hi,

The following document will help you.

Regards,

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If I wanted the cert signed by a higher CA how would I do that? I found steps but they do not seem to be working.

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Hi,

If the CA certificate is Self Signed, please add it to Trusted Root Certification Authorities.
If the CA Certificate is Intermediate Certificate, need to add more higher Certificate which is self signed to Trusted Root Certification Authorities.

Regards,

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I have added it to the Trusted Root Certification Authorities multiple times, but it does not seem to recognize it being added even though the pop up message says successfully imported.

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Hi,

If possible, can you share the following items?

  1. Server Certificate of Orchestrator (.der , .cer etc) as a file.

  2. Screenshot of certificate error, when access to OC by browser.

  3. Screenshot of details of 2 (if exists)

  4. Screenshot of OC certificate in Trust Root Authority of Certificate store.

Regards,