Use the import certificate command to replace the certificate that Octopus Server uses to authenticate itself with its Tentacles.
Import certificate options
Usage: octopus.server import-certificate [<options>]
Where [<options>] is any of:
--instance=VALUE Name of the instance to use
--config=VALUE Configuration file to use
-f, --from-file=VALUE Import a certificate from the specified file
generated by the new-certificate command or a
Personal Information Exchange (PFX) file
--pw, --pfx-password=VALUE
Personal Information Exchange (PFX) private key
password
--skipDatabaseCompatibilityCheck
Skips the database compatibility check
--skipDatabaseSchemaUpgradeCheck
Skips the database schema upgrade checks. Use
with caution
Or one of the common options:
--help Show detailed help for this command
Basic example
This example imports a certificate from the file OctopusServer-certificate.pfx
to replace the existing certificate that the Octopus Server instance named OctopusServer
uses to authenticate itself with its Tentacles:
octopus.server import-certificate --instance="OctopusServer" --from-file="C:\temp\OctopusServer-certificate.pfx" --pfx-password="Sup3r5ecretPa$$w0rd"
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Page updated on Sunday, January 1, 2023