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## PKI Certificate Generation Forwarding Regression | ||
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A bug introduced in Vault 1.8 causes certificate generation requests to the PKI secrets engine made on a performance | ||
secondary node to be forwarded to the cluster's primary node. The resulting certificates are stored on the primary node, | ||
and thus visible to list and read certificate requests only on the primary node rather than the secondary node as | ||
intended. Furthermore, if a certificate is subsequently revoked on a performance secondary node, the secondary's | ||
certificate revocation list is updated, rather than the primary's where the certificate is stored. This bug is fixed | ||
in Vault 1.8.8 and 1.9.3. | ||
Certificates issued after the fix are correctly stored locally to the performance secondary. | ||
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