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Renew self-signed SSL certificate (QlikView)

We created a self-signed SSL certificate (QlikView Webserver) for accessing the AccessPoint over https.

Now my question: Do I have to recreate this self-signed certificate because of a possible expiry date? Do I see somewhere this expiry date?

Help will be much appreciated.

Best, Simon

2 Replies
quwok
Creator III
Creator III

Well, this is not QlikView related, so you might get better help in a more appropriate forum.

From what I understand, in general you cannot change the expiry date, you'll need to re-issue a new certificate.

Regarding to expiry date, when you open the website in your browser, click on the padlock icon and select view certificates. It should show you the start and end date.


Bill_Britt
Former Employee
Former Employee

Hi Simon,

There is a utility called SELFSSL that is part of the IIS6 resource tools.

The command line for this would be like selfssl.exe /N:CN=LAB10 /K:2048 /V:3650

where K=KeyLength  V=number of day the certificate is valid.

selfssl.exe /? will give you the switches

Oh, more thing the error Ignore the Error opening metabase: 0x80040154

Bill

Bill - Principal Technical Support Engineer at Qlik
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