Seqrite Endpoint Protection 8.3 by default supports self-sign certificates. Now, there is a provision to replace the public key certificate if a customer has it. This enhancement lets you replace the custom certificate. It can be done more than once.
Note: Ensure that the file names such as .crt or .key files do not consist of any space.
Replacing the Custom Certificates
Follow these steps to replace the custom certificates.
Note: Only a root user or a super user is authorized to run the script and replace the certificate.
- Copy the script (updcustcertificate.sh) provided by Seqrite to your local machine.
CDN location for the script: https://dlupdate.quickheal.com/builds/seqrite/82/en/renew-cert/updcustcertificate.sh - Have your certificate saved on your system and have the path handy.
- Go to the terminal.
- Run the bash command. (bash updcustcertificate.sh).
- It asks to enter the .cert file path. Enter the path name. For example, /test/selfsigned.crt
- Then, it asks to enter the .key file path. Enter the path.
- Hit enter.
A success message appears as Custom certificate installed successfully.