Hi,

I am trying to implement 2-way SSL on our Outbound Messages.

I understand there is a default Client Certificate that is included with all Outbound Messages. However, the administrator of the endpoint tells me that this default Client Certificate expired on Dec 7 2011. And has shown me logs from the endpoint to prove it:

Sep 18 09:54:10 BQLEPLPFSLT03 info tmm[14058]: Rule /Common/Salesforce-Cert <CLIENTSSL_HANDSHAKE>: Subject = CN=proxy.salesforce.com,OU=Application,O=Salesforce.com\, Inc.,L=San Francisco,ST=California,C=US, Hash = a5:55:24:61:c8:6c:fb:52:5f:17:99:d5:64:96:e7:9f and CN=proxy.salesforce.com, Expiry date = Dec 7 00:00:00 2011 GMT

The only other related posting I could find was this one (but it is 5 years old and inconclusive in terms of a solution).
http://boards.developerforce.com/t5/Java-Development/Salesforce-Client-SSL-certificate-is-expired/td-p/82683

How do I get the default Client Certificate updated? I am currently in a sandbox environment.

Hi,

I am trying to implement 2-way SSL on our Outbound Messages.

I understand there is a default Client Certificate that is included with all Outbound Messages. However, the administrator of the endpoint tells me that this default Client Certificate expired on Dec 7 2011. And has shown me logs from the endpoint to prove it:

Sep 18 09:54:10 BQLEPLPFSLT03 info tmm[14058]: Rule /Common/Salesforce-Cert <CLIENTSSL_HANDSHAKE>: Subject = CN=proxy.salesforce.com,OU=Application,O=Salesforce.com\, Inc.,L=San Francisco,ST=California,C=US, Hash = a5:55:24:61:c8:6c:fb:52:5f:17:99:d5:64:96:e7:9f and CN=proxy.salesforce.com, Expiry date = Dec 7 00:00:00 2011 GMT

The only other related posting I could find was this one (but it is 5 years old and inconclusive in terms of a solution).
http://boards.developerforce.com/t5/Java-Development/Salesforce-Client-SSL-certificate-is-expired/td-p/82683

How do I get the default Client Certificate updated? I am currently in a sandbox environment.