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Just renewed our SSL certificate and uploaded to Azure and changed the thumbprint in the ServiceConfiguration files and I am getting an error when I try to deploy:

"The service upgrade package specifies input endpoint HttpsIn, which differs from the deployed endpoint for role TimeClock. The upgrade package must specify identical endpoints in order to perform an in-place upgrade."

How would I then go about updating this deployment now that I have a new SSL thumbprint?

Cheers, Le-roy

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It might be a limitation that your unable to complete an in-place upgrade. Could you try uploading your package to your staging environment? If this deploys successfully then you'll be able to switch your staging deployment, promoting this to production.

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same issue here during renew of SSL:

My workaround I did delete the production deployment (not the cloud service & deployment) You will lose your Virtual IP (VIP) anyways.

Upload like new deployment, and new SSL is used :-) Btw, change new cert to use the old name (in Visual Studio) is not an option as I get the same error in Azure:

The service upgrade package specifies input endpoint HttpsIn, which differs from the deployed endpoint for role MyPortal. The upgrade package must specify identical endpoints in order to perform an in-place upgrade. The long running operation tracking ID was: 596___42sfafsdfa.

For the future, try to renew SSL and keep the thumbprint somehow if possible.