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CallManager -trust and CAPF-trust will expire

yuexp0929
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Hello All,

     My CUCM version is 12.5.1.15900-66.   Both ceritificates of CallManager -trust and CAPF-trust(issued by CAP-RTP-001) will expire. According to Cisco documents, it is NOT possible to regenerate them. I have some questions as follow. 

1.   What impact on CUCM if the certificates expire?  I don't apply security profile on IP Phone. 

2.  Can I deleted the expired certificates?

2.  How to generate new certificates to replace them?  I don't want to apply for new ceritificates from thired-party. 

 

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Nithin Eluvathingal
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If its call-manger trust and CAPF trust  i dont see a challenge deleting them.

You cannot regenerate the Trust certificates.if you sign server certificate using CA, you must upload the root/Intermediate to trust store.

Basically trust store certs are the certs signing server certificates.

 

Refer the link for more information.

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/unified-communications/unified-communications-manager-callmanager/214231-certificate-regeneration-process-for-cis.html#anc10

 

I put a cheat sheet on my blog too.

https://defaultgateway.org/2021/07/01/cucm-certificate-regeneration-cheatsheet/

 

 

 



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Roger Kallberg
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@yuexp0929 wrote:

1.   What impact on CUCM if the certificates expire?  I don't apply security profile on IP Phone. 


No impact.

 


@yuexp0929 wrote:

2.  Can I deleted the expired certificates?


Yes

 


@yuexp0929 wrote:

3.  How to generate new certificates to replace them?  I don't want to apply for new ceritificates from thired-party. 


You can't regenerate these.



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