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Reviewing the Apex One SSL Certificate before Upgrading to Apex One (Mac) Patch 2 (3.5.3714)

- Updated:
- 3 Dec 2020
- Product/Version:
- Apex One (Mac)
- Platform:

Summary

Apex One (Mac) Patch 2 introduces the use of HTTPS connection which will leverage the use of the communication certificate. Issues may occur if this is not checked prior to upgrading.

Details

Checking the Certificate Expiry Date

To check on the certificate expiry date, perform the following:

Open IIS Manager.
Select the OfficeScan site.
Click on the Bindings... link located on the right side.
Select the entry for https, then click on Edit.
You will see the currently used certificate under SSL Certificate.
Verify that the certificate is still valid by looking at the Expiration Date.

Renewing the Certificate

To renew the certificate, perform the following:

Open Command Prompt as Administrator.
Change the path to ...\Trend Micro\Apex One\PCCSRV.
Run the following command:
svrsvcsetup.exe –GenIISCert
Open Certificate Manager under MMC Snap-in.
Delete the expired certificate.
Open IIS Manager.
Select the OfficeScan Site.
Click on the Bindings... link.
Select the entry for https and click on edit.
On Edit Site Bindings, click on Select.
Select the new certificate based on Expiration Date.
Click on OK.
On Edit Site Bindings, click on OK.

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Category:

Configure

Solution Id:

000283033

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