01-17-2025 03:37 PM
Hello,
Our Default self-signed server certificates are about to expire, so I need to know if is possible to renew them manually editing them on this way without breaking the cluster.
Certificate to renew:
Deployment, 1 prim admin, 1 prim monitoring
ISE version 2.7
Thanks in advance
01-17-2025 11:39 PM - edited 01-17-2025 11:40 PM
- FYI : https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/identity-services-engine/217191-configuration-guide-to-certificate-renew.html
https://community.cisco.com/t5/security-knowledge-base/how-to-implement-digital-certificates-in-ise/ta-p/3630897
M.
01-18-2025 02:35 AM
@victormanuelsolis refer to the ISE certificate renewal guide already provided. Bear in mind when you replace the "admin" certificate the ISE services will restart. Ideally you should use your internal CA to sign the certificates.
FYI, ISE 2.7 is End of Life and End of Support, you should look to upgrade asap. ISE 3.3 patch 4 is the current Cisco recommended version.
01-18-2025 04:33 AM
Yes you can renew that self-signed certificate by leveraging the "Renewal Period" feature. When you enable that tick box then you will have to define the period in which the certificate should be renewed before its expiry date.
01-24-2025 08:05 AM - edited 01-24-2025 08:05 AM
Thank for your answer, should I renew first the primary or secondary? take in count that we have different certificates for each box
01-19-2025 09:52 AM
Hi @victormanuelsolis ,
please take a look at ISE - Queue Link Error, search for Generate Signing Requests (CSR).
Hope this helps !!!
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