Who manages Wildcard Certificates?

John H1
Tera Guru

Who manages the ServiceNow Wildcard Certificates.

Ours is due to expire in the next couple of weeks.

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John H1
Tera Guru

This is the response from ServiceNow;

Solution proposed is :

For the *servicenow.com certificate renewal, there is no needed for action on your side

You can review and verify SSL cert via https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=<instancename>.service-now.com after the update.

The only thing to consider is that if you have integrations that loaded then the expiring *servicenow.com certificate into their systems and making inbound web services calls to the instance might stop working since the *servicenow.com certificate is getting updated.

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Peter Bodelier
Giga Sage

Hi @John H1,

 

I think you should create a case for Now Support to check this out.


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Nivedita Patil
Mega Sage
Mega Sage

Hi @John H1 ,

 

create  case from now learning platform and wait for reply.

 

Mark my answer correct and helpful if helps you.

 

Thanks,

Nivedita Patil.

Hi @Nivedita Patil, Its about security certificates, not certifications of nowLearning.


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John H1
Tera Guru

This is the response from ServiceNow;

Solution proposed is :

For the *servicenow.com certificate renewal, there is no needed for action on your side

You can review and verify SSL cert via https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=<instancename>.service-now.com after the update.

The only thing to consider is that if you have integrations that loaded then the expiring *servicenow.com certificate into their systems and making inbound web services calls to the instance might stop working since the *servicenow.com certificate is getting updated.