[ https://issues.redhat.com/browse/WFLY-14380?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugi... ] Farah Juma edited comment on WFLY-14380 at 2/8/21 2:29 PM: ----------------------------------------------------------- {quote}Another small thing is that when it finished the server was rebooted instead of only reload the certificate... {quote} When using the {{security enable-ssl-http-server}} command, the server will be automatically reloaded for you since this command is also configuring an {{ssl-context}} for your server and updating Undertow to make use of this newly configured {{ssl-context}}. You should see a message similar to the following that indicates that the server has been successfully reloaded: {code} Do you confirm y/n :y Server reloaded. SSL enabled for default-server ssl-context is ssl-context-8eae80c5-4569-4f24-a1fd-063a1a4bc8bf key-manager is key-manager-8eae80c5-4569-4f24-a1fd-063a1a4bc8bf key-store is key-store-8eae80c5-4569-4f24-a1fd-063a1a4bc8bf {code}   When it is time to renew your certificate, you will only need to re-initialize your {{key-manager}}. was (Author: fjuma): {quote} Another small thing is that when it finished the server was rebooted instead of only reload the certificate... {quote} When using the {{security enable-ssl-http-server}} command, the server will be automatically reloaded for you since this command is also configuring an {{ssl-context}} for your server and updating Undertow to make use of this newly configured {{ssl-context}}. When it is time to renew your certificate, you will only need to re-initialize your {{key-manager}}. -- This message was sent by Atlassian Jira (v8.13.1#813001)