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Certificate and Key Management - Must I replace Identify provider self signed cert that is going to expire or can it be removed because it was automatically put in place a about a year ago? Also, we are not getting email triggers and we have changed nothing. Can this be related?
If you are using this self-signed certificate, logs would be generated in the "Identity Provider Event Log" of setup menu. Please check for usage here.
How to Identify if the IdentityProvider could have any additional usage apart from IdentityProviderLogs?
>> Check to see if there are Connected Apps associated with and using SAML SSO. In order to complete the Idp setup, you need to configure at least 1 Connected Apps (which involves providing Login URL & Entity ID from the SP). If you don't have any, you can be sure that the Org is not using IDP.
You should be able to see the delete option for the expired certificates in your org. Usually, the Delete button will be grayed out if certificate is in use somewhere. You'll have to remove its usage before to be able to see the delete button.
Similar post from past: https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/296945/do-i-need-to-renew-the-default-selfsignedcert-that-i-never-created
Recommended checks to identify if the expiring certificate is being used:
> Single Sign-On settings
> Identity Provider Settings
> Connected apps
> Web service callouts -You need to find out if you are using this certificate within your Integration as client certificate; if yes, then you need to share a updated certificate with your Server(3rd party integration) team. Your Integration team(or Developers) would know more details on this.
>In the certificate and key management settings, check if the certificated is listed under "API client certificate".If yes, it is being used in your code somewhere.
Also, in order to adjust the the email alert settings, follow the below article: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=000336830&type=1
Creating new self-signed certificate :https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.security_keys_creating.htm&type=5
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As there are no logs in your "Identity Provider Event Log" section, it does not seem to have any usage.
It is safe is disable the Identity Provider. See similar post: https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/107399/can-i-simply-disable-an-automatically-created-identity-provider
As a best practice, it is recommended to try in a lower sandbox environment to assess any impact before doing it in the production.
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