The Broadcom SMP/E Internet Service Retrieval user certificate is going to expire and needs to be replaced.
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The Broadcom SMP/E Internet Service Retrieval user certificate is going to expire and needs to be replaced.

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Article ID: 232084

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Issue/Introduction

Your Broadcom SMP/E Internet Service Retrieval user/client certificate is going to expire soon. How can a new user/client certificate be downloaded and configured?

Environment

Component : RECEIVE ORDER

Resolution

The new SMP/E Internet Retrieval Certificate can be found at the Broadcom Support Online Certificate site at https://eapi.broadcom.com/receiveorder/getSignedCert.

Here are sample commands to replace the expiring Broadcom User Certificate with the new version. 

  1. Rename the LABLCERT of the expiring certificate since duplicate LABLCERTs are not allowed:

    TSS REP(CERTAUTH) DIGICERT(USERCERT) LABLCERT(EXPIREDCERT) 

  2. Add the new user certificate to the security file using the old LABLCERT:

    TSS ADD(CERTAUTH) DIGICERT(USERCERT2) LABLCERT(CERTAUTH.USERCERT)

  3. Remove the old user certificate from the keyring:

    TSS REM(JOE) KEYRING(SMPRING) RINGDATA(CERTAUTH,USERCERT)

  4. Add the new user certificate to the keyring:

    TSS ADD(JOE) KEYRING(SMPRING) RINGDATA(CERTAUTH,USERCERT2) USAGE(CERTAUTH) 

    Please substitute your DIGICERT and LABLCERT name in the commands above.

 

Details for all ESM's can be found at Configure SMP/E Internet Service Retrieval.