Specify Certificate Location Instead of Importing it

[mpfrench]

Currently, Softether requires importing a certificate to function. I would like to have the option of specifying a file location since I use that file for several different servers.

[solo]

The internal location is already specified. Use an OS-scheduled script for updates.

QUESTION
I would like to operate my VPN server using a paid SSL certificate issued by a commercial CA, rather than an automatically generated self-signed certificate. In this case, is it possible for the VPN server to present not only the end certificate for the VPN server to the client during the SSL negotiation phase, but also the intermediate certificate?

ANSWER
Yes, it is possible. You should find a directory called "chain_certs" in your VPN Server directory. Please place your X.509 format intermediate certificate files in this directory. The file extension must be ".cer" or ".crt". If there are multiple intermediate certificates in a chain, please place all of them. The filenames must be ASCII strings. The filenames themselves are not important for processing. There is no need to restart the VPN server. The intermediate certificate will be automatically loaded from the next SSL negotiation onwards.

https://ja.softether.org/4-docs/3-kb/VPNFAQ026

[mpfrench]

Solo, thanks for your reply. What I was suggesting is a change in the SoftEther Server user interface to add the capability to specify the certificate location such that SoftEther fetches it from a user specified location.

I use Let's Encrypt certificates and run several servers on the same computer as that for SoftEther. It would be very handy if SoftEther would let me specify the location of that certificate, e.g., C:\certlocation\server.crt.

I would appreciate the developers making this UI change.