Hello,
I have a problem with auto generated QuickOPC client certificates. They are valid for 1 year and after I deploy my solution to customer's machine, I don't want to interfere with the system anymore. Currently after 1 year, my programs start returning exception saying that certificate has expired. I know that deleting current certificate solves my problem, but just for next 1 year.
Another idea I have is that I set scheduled Windows task, to delete current certificate each year, but this can bring another problems.
Best regards, Alen
I have a problem with auto generated QuickOPC client certificates. They are valid for 1 year and after I deploy my solution to customer's machine, I don't want to interfere with the system anymore. Currently after 1 year, my programs start returning exception saying that certificate has expired. I know that deleting current certificate solves my problem, but just for next 1 year.
- Is it possible that QuickOPC generates cerificate that is valid for longer period (etc. 100 years)?
- Are there any solutions to automatize this problem? (e.g: QuickOPC client could auto remove certificate after expiration or something like that).
Another idea I have is that I set scheduled Windows task, to delete current certificate each year, but this can bring another problems.
Best regards, Alen
