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   Perform the steps below to rotate your SSL certificates, keys, and certificate authorities.
   
  -1. Append the CA certificate to the `ca_cert` field of your manifest file. Do not remove any existing CA certificates. Deploy Cloud Foundry using your updated manifest.
  -
  -    ```
  +1. Run `bosh deployments` to get a list of all the deployments that BOSH is running.
  +
  +1. For each deployment:
  +  1. Run `bosh manifest` (`bosh download manifest` for BOSH v1) to retrieve the manifest file for the deployment.
  +  1. Append the CA certificate to the `ca_cert` field of your manifest file. Do not remove any existing CA certificates.
  +
  +        ```
       ...
       properties:
         ...
  
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            ###########################################################
            -----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
     ```
  
  3. Remove your old CA Certificate. Deploy Cloud Foundry using your updated manifest.
  
      ```
      ...
      properties:
        ...
  
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  This topic describes how to configure security for the Consul agents that run on all Cloud Foundry VMs. Consul secures traffic between VMs by using encryption and mutual authentication.
  
  ##<a id='secure'></a>Configure Security ##
  
  To configure security for Consul, you must generate SSL certificates and keys, create Gossip encryption keys, and update your deployment manifest or manifest stub file by including the new keys.
  
  ###<a id='generate-certs'></a>Generate SSL Certificates and Keys ###
  
  To generate the certificates and keys that you need for Consul, we recommend that you use the `generate-consul-certs` script in the `scripts` subdirectory of the [cf-release](https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cf-release) repository.
  
  The `generate-consul-certs` script uses [certstrap](https://github.com/square/certstrap) to create a certificate authority (CA) and generate the certificates and keys that Consul needs. It then saves the files to the `./consul-certs` directory.
  
  If you already have a CA that you want to use, you can modify the `generate-consul-certs` script to use your existing CA instead of creating a new one.
  
  ###<a id='encrypt-keys'></a>Create Gossip Encryption Keys ###
  
  