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# Modify Insights SSL Certificate
Change the Advanced Insights SSL Certificate.
*Applies to: Patch My PC Advanced and Patch Insights*
This section describes the steps required to change the SSL certificate used for an existing Advanced Insights deployment.
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The ability to change the SSL certificate using the modify feature is supported in version 2.1.0 and later.
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Review the SSL Certificate requirements here: [Insights SSL Certificate Configuration](/patch-my-pc-insights/download-and-install-insights/insights-ssl-certificate-configuration.md)
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In this example, we are changing the SSL certificate to a CNAME / Alias type as described here - [Insights SSL Certificate Configuration](/patch-my-pc-insights/download-and-install-insights/insights-ssl-certificate-configuration.md#cname-alias-certificate)\
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If you want to change the SSL certificate to a server host name only type, select the appropriate certificate and then click **'Next'.** Configuring a server host name type URL described here **-** [Insights SSL Certificate Configuration](/patch-my-pc-insights/download-and-install-insights/insights-ssl-certificate-configuration.md#standard-server-host-name-certificate)
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In the configuration modification page, select the checkbox for '**SSL Certificate**' then click '**Change Certificate**':
Continue with the [Insights SSL Certificate Configuration](/patch-my-pc-insights/download-and-install-insights/insights-ssl-certificate-configuration.md) process.
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