Release Notes

SSLNexus 1.0.8

What changed, what it means, and what administrators should know before upgrading.

Customer Authority Federation

MSPs can manage certificate lifecycles for customers that keep their CA and DNS credentials within their own infrastructure.

  • Nexus-to-Nexus uses the customer’s existing Client Server; Customer Relay provides the same authority channel for customers without SSLNexus.
  • Customer-specific pairing invitations are single-use and valid for 24 hours, with a copy control for sharing the full invitation.
  • Issuance and renewal requests use the selected customer channel and profile. Returned certificates continue through deployment, verification and renewal scheduling.
  • Pending requests retain their CSR across restarts, and failed deployment recovery reuses the issued certificate.
  • External MSPs provides customer-side pairing and provider controls.

Customer Control

The customer approves local connector and policy settings before activating a channel. Each provider can be paused independently. Customer CA and DNS credentials remain local.

Upgrade

Use the native Linux package upgrade procedure and preserve a current backup. Review customer policy and listener connectivity before routing production targets through a new channel.

Federation Guide · Upgrade Guide