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I have imported the SSL certificate in the system and SQL server using the below link-
(https://www.sqlnethub.com/blog/enable-ssl-certificate-based-encryption-sql-server-failover-cluster/)
Now I got from security need to update the certificate again in the same system and SQL server, since already exists SSL certificate. What steps should I consider very carefully.
Please help Me.
Note sure that I understand. But if you need to rotate the certificate, can't you just follow that article again. Or what is the problem?
Hi @S_NO,
What do you mean of update the certificate?
I will check and comeback on this, it may renewal or update with new certificate with some changes...let Me revert once I got the update.
Its new a updated certificate need to import again.
Its new a updated certificate need to import again.
So can't you just follow the procedure in the article you referred to? I did not check it in detail, but I can't but see that it should be good for certificate updates as well.
Or is there any particular concern that you have?