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Our Android application is interfacing with a server than employs a certificate chain, with certificates issued by Verisign. We were able to establish SSL sessions with this endpoint so far. This Verisign certificate is due to expire next month.
Questions:
1. Should Server site get a new certificate reissued from Verisign and everything would just work?
2. Can the original certificate expiration date be just extended rather than issue a new one?
What can be done to ensure a smooth transition?
You need to be issued a new certificate, but it needn’t be issued by Verisign. Any trusted authority can sign the certificate.
The key store containing trusted issuers is here: