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There are two options that can be used as action plan:

Option 1: Install Hotfix 1141

The issue is resolved in Apex One Hotfix 1441. Trend Micro recommends you apply the latest Apex One patch to address the issue.

Option 2: Issue new certificate

If the customer does not want to apply the latest Apex One critical patch / hot fix, they will need to issue a new certificate to match the new Hostname for the Apex One server website.

 
If a 3rd-party certificate for the Apex One server website was used, it is strongly recommended to apply the latest Apex One critical patch / hot fix. Otherwise, a new 3rd-party certificate needs to be issued to match the new Master_DomainName.
 

Follow these steps to issue a new certificate to match the new Master_DomainName for the Apex One server website:

  1. Open OfcUninst.txt, modify the value of "InstallWorkStation" to be the same as the Master_DomainName in ofcscan.ini.
  2. Run Command Prompt as Administrator, and change the directory to the Apex One Server installation directory: ...\Trend Micro\Apex One\PCCSRV\.
  3. Execute the following command to generate a new certificate:
    SVRSVCSETUP.exe -GenIISCert
  4. Open IIS Manager, and choose the new certificate for Apex One server website.