on 2020 Jun 19 8:08 AM
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Hi Irfan,
Looks like your SAP Server Standard PSE is going to expire, that can be seen from your Second image. But i don't know whether you are checking at the right place in STRUST by double clicking on the Certificate, it will definitely show you the expiration date.
Can you check at the OS level of you application server using the below steps to get your expiry date.
cd /usr/sap/SID/D(INSTNUM)/sec
command to be executed -->
/usr/sap/SID/D(INSTNUM)/exe/sapgenpse get_my_name -p /usr/sap/SID/D(INSTNUM)/sec/SAPSSLS.pse
You will get the O/P of expiry date here.
Is you still don't get the output paste the O/P of the above command here.
If you get the expiry date as 22.06.2020, then you have to regenerate you SAPSSLS.pse certificate.
Thanks, MC
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Hi Irfan,
Your SAPSSLS.pse is expiring that can be confirmed from the sapgenpse o/p. In strust your certs has to be visible, just check your secudir environment variable is pointing to the right sec folder where your SAPSSLS.PSE file resides. If it is right, as already said backup your sec folder and regenerate the SAPSSLS.pse from your STRUST.
Regards, MC
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