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Fixing Expired Certificates for NRM and NDPS
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Problem
The public certificate has expired. After renewing the certificate with ConsoleOne, the certificate information might not show up with the new date immediately when viewed.
I ran pkidiag to repair the certificates, but I still got an error stating the certificate had expired when I tried to access NRM on port 8008 and 8009.
Solution
Restarting the httpstk through NRM config usually fixes the certificate, but it does not if NDPS is running on the server.
If this occurs, perform the following steps to resolve the issue.
1. Unload NDPS.
2. Restart httpstk.
3. Restart NDPS.
The certificate should be fixed.
Environment
- NetWare 6.5 SP5
- eDirectory 8.7.3.8
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