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Elasticsearch version: 7.17.3
Server OS version: Windows 2019
Kibana version (if relevant): 7.17.3
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I’ve had bad luck where the full CN of the cert changes between issuance, so I’ve added multiple admin cert CN’s over time. If the CN name just matches what you already have configured, you should be good to go without restarting. if you need to update cluster certs, you can do that in a rolling fashion; not sure if you need a restart, but I usually take the chance to upgrade my servers and stuff anyway.
I have a question, where is the SG Admin and SG Client certificate located in the server. i have a SG installed on the windows servers. if some one can tell me the location where i can find these certs.
some one can help me with this question. Is there any default SG Admin and Client certificates installed on the machine, can anyone let me know about the location
Hi Mantas,
i am getting a notification that my SG Admin Cert and SG Client cert is expiring , but unfortunately i am unable to find these certs in my elk yaml file. so trying to figure out where these certs are and if they need to be renewed or not.
can i check which certs my SG is using currently … so i dont delete the existing certs