Please note: an Admin level Account with the appropriate permissions is required to access the Services Window.
Overview
If the Netsweeper NSProxy Certificate is going to expire in the near future, it is necessary to generate a new one in the NSProxy Certificate Authority window.
Accessing the NSProxy Certificate Authority window
Navigate to Administration > Services and select the localhost button to expand the services.
Select the More Actions button for the NSProxy Service and choose the NSProxy Certificate Authority option.
Managing your Certificate
In the NSProxy Certificate Authority window you can either upload an externally generated cert, or you can generate a self-signed certificate directly through the WebAdmin.
Option 1: Upload an external Certificate
To upload an externally generated certificate, stay in the Manage Tab
and use the Upload Certificate section to upload a new private and public certificate for NSProxy.
Option 2 - Generate a self signed Certificate
In the NSProxy Certificate Authority window click on the Generate Tab.
Use this section to regenerate the NSProxy Certificate which will be automatically used by the server after generation. Once the certificate is generated, you will need to restart NSProxy service before the new cert will be used.
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For more information
Refer to the 'NSProxy Certificate Authorit' section in our WebAdmin Certificate Management document.
If there are additional proxy servers, the new certificate needs to be copied to to all remote proxy servers. Please refer to our How to copy a newly generated Netsweeper Proxy CA Certificate to remote proxy servers knowledgebase article.