There are two methods for this.
Step 1: Download the following file Renew DualShield CA Cert v4.zip Step 2: Extract the zip file and then copy the file 'das-task-import-1.0-standalone.jar' to c:\temp Step 3: Open the elevated Command Prompt and execute the following command
This tool will create a task in DualShield called
Step 4: Restart the DualShield Server service once, and wait for DualShield to fully start (see How to check if a DualShield server is fully started ) Step 5: Restart the DualShield Server Service again. Step 6: After restarted the dualshield service, log back in to the Admin console and go to Administration>Tasks. Check to see if the task has been executed succesfully.
Step 7: Go to Authentication>Agents and view any internal agent, such as Single Sign-On, Admin Console or Service Console
Step 8: Select Client Certificate and then click on Read More at the bottom of the window.
Step 9: Check the date of issue to ensure the certificate has updated succesfully.
Step 10: Go back to Administration>Tasks and delete the Renew all agent certificate task.
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If you do not plan to use the client agent certificate any more (for example, you have enabled OAuth2.0 authentication), you can just run the
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After completion of the above steps, you MUST provide the third party Service Provider with the updated IDP Metadata/Certficate.
Go to SSO> SSO Servers, click on the corresponding ellipsis and select the files you need to download from the menu..
