troubleshooting Question
How do I replace the old new SSL Certificate on a NetScaler VPX with a new one.
Pkafkas asked on
OUr Citrix NetScaler VPX is using an SSL Certificate Wildcard and this Wildcard Certificate will expire soon. We have a new WildCard Certificate from a CA; but, I am not sure how to repalce the currently used certificate with the new one.
I have found a few web sarticles giving me and idea; but, I do not believe they are exactly relevant to my situation.
For example, this video show how to import a Certificate from a local Active Directory network. But it does not show how to bind it to the Load Balancing server: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=px2Twok4UI8
I am not sure if I need to convert the certificate or link it to an intermediate certificate or not. Anyone with experience?
Lets assume that that the new wildcard is configured in .pfx format and it is combines the server certificate with the intermediate certificate.
I have found a few web sarticles giving me and idea; but, I do not believe they are exactly relevant to my situation.
For example, this video show how to import a Certificate from a local Active Directory network. But it does not show how to bind it to the Load Balancing server: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=px2Twok4UI8
I am not sure if I need to convert the certificate or link it to an intermediate certificate or not. Anyone with experience?
Lets assume that that the new wildcard is configured in .pfx format and it is combines the server certificate with the intermediate certificate.
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