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Hi Expert,<br />
I currently using windows2000 and running with Tomcat5.0.24. I have installed and renew the SSL certificate in the server and it seems to be successful(-the final step of import the new Certificate &lt;-&gt; Certificate reply was installed in keystore). &nbsp;<br />
The problem is the website that supposed to have the new certificate with new renewable date doesn't appear. Instead it still show the old certificate date. Did i miss out steps on pointing to the new certificate? Or is there any other command need to be run after the final step of importing the new certificate? Need you help. Thank you. <br />
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best regards,
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Hi Expert,
I currently using windows2000 and running with Tomcat5.0.24. I have installed and renew the SSL certificate in the server and it seems to be successful(-the final step of import the new Certificate <-> Certificate reply was installed in keystore).  
The problem is the website that supposed to have the new certificate with new renewable date doesn't appear. Instead it still show the old certificate date. Did i miss out steps on pointing to the new certificate? Or is there any other command need to be run after the final step of importing the new certificate? Need you help. Thank you. 

best regards,

Tomcat SSL unable to show new certificate

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