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The cert is installed on the rds or on the F5?
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You have to order new one, you can use the same cert key and request and purchase new certificate. The best is to buy new certificate a few days before old one will expire. You can order new one in the same place when you had old one and they may have you cert request and you will not have to install ca bundle certificate.
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Olgard, that's the whole point of my question: howto do that? It's like I would ask a question &quot;howto get to Britain&quot;, you tell me &quot;well, take a boat&quot; (at least if you're not from Britain).
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Found something here but I guess that's for a new certificate: <a href="https://ryanmangansitblog.com/2013/03/11/creating-a-san-certificate-for-rds-2012/" rel="ugc">https://ryanmangansitblog.com/2013/03/11/creating-a-san-certificate-for-rds-2012/</a><br />
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Would need to have the procedure for a renewal. &nbsp;If the procedure is to request a new one, then I'd like to know if the values or correct, f.e. request format, template etc.
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Hi,<br />
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The certificate for our rds brokers expired (brokers behind F5 loadbalancer).<br />
How can I renew them? &nbsp;Was looking for a step by step guide.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
J
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Hi,

The certificate for our rds brokers expired (brokers behind F5 loadbalancer).
How can I renew them?  Was looking for a step by step guide.

Thanks,
J

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