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Unread 08-08-2007, 05:20 PM   #4
blue68f100
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Default Re: How to fix expired SSL certificate in JVM

A 40 bit security key is 10 hexdec, 64bit is 16, where a 128bit is 32. Most cases the lower keys are a sub set of the larger 128bit key.

Quote:
jvm engine enable/disable
license {ADD/UPDATE/INFO} [{id} [{key-high-mid-low}]]
ssl on/off
There are sites that can generate these keys. https://www.grc.com/passwords.htmis one of them. You just need to parse it for your need.

Like I have said earlier I have not updated a SSL key, I do not use JVM on my servers. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT MAY HAPPEN, Could work, Could also take out the original and have NO keys at all.

If I had to take a guess I think the cmd would be something like this:
jvm license update 1048577 Key-1C972FD1E0523228C5D16C6E94467382-1C972FD1E0523228-1C972FD1E0

If this works let me know and I will add it to FAQ's for all to find and use.

Look at FreeBSD Manual and see if there is a cmd to change the modified date. There are a lot of cmds that are not listed that works, mostly kernel cmds. These are not displayed when you use the ? in debug.
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