Hi @RodrigoCatarino ,
Very first thing,
You need to have a valid SSL server certificate installed and bound to the default HTTPS port (443) on the Windows machine that runs Qlik Replicate. You can check if you have an SSL certificate installed by using the command netsh http show sslcert | findstr /c:\":443 \".
If you don’t have an SSL certificate installed, you can use the self-signed certificate that Qlik Replicate generates automatically, but this is not recommended for security reasons. You should contact your IT security group to provide and install a proper SSL server certificate signed by a trusted certificate authority (CA).
To renew the Qlik Replicate console certificate using an active directory certificate authority, you need to follow these steps:
- Generate a certificate signing request (CSR) from the Qlik Replicate server. You can use the certreq command-line tool to do this.
- Submit the CSR to your active directory certificate authority and obtain a signed certificate. You can use the certreq tool again to do this.
- Install the signed certificate on the Qlik Replicate server. You can use the certutil command-line tool to do this.
- Bind the certificate to the HTTPS port (443) on the Qlik Replicate server. You can use the netsh command-line tool to do this.
I hope this helps you to renew your Qlik Replicate console certificate using active directory 😊
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Best Regards,
Deepak
