To renew the SSL Certificate of the DualShield web consoles, follow the steps below.
Navigate to "SSO | SSO Servers".
Click the context menu of "Single Sign-on Server", then select "Renew Certificate"
To be cautious, you might want to back up your DualShield server or take a snapshot of your DualShield VM.
Click "Renew" to start the renewal process
Click "Edit"
Fill out the certificate application form
Click "Continue"
Do not click the "Complete Certificate Request" button yet.
Instead, copy the entire CSR text, and submit it to your certificate authority (CA) to apply for a SSL certificate.
If you did not copy the CSR text and clicked the "Complete Certificate Request" button, you can either cancel the process and start again, or you can retrieve the CSR text using the steps below:
If your CA, such as GoDaddy, has already automatically renewed your certificate, then you have to first re-key your certificate.
As soon as you have received the certificate from your CA, click the "Complete Certificate Request" button
Upload your SSL certificate file and the CA certificate if provided, then click "Save" to complete the process.
If it takes a long time to receive your SSL certificate from your CA, your DualShield console session may expire by the time you receive it. In this case, follow the steps below to complete the renewal process.
Please note that a renewed SSL certificate is usually added as a new certificate in the Server Certificates repository. Therefore, you need to apply the new SSL certificate to the SSO server
Click on the context menu icon of the server certificate that you want to apply to an SSO server.
Select Apply To from the menu
In the Service Type box, select SSO Server
In the Certificate Type box, select Web SSO Certificate
In the Service Instance box, select the instance(s) of the SSO server(s) to which you want to apply this certificate
Click Apply
















