WAAS 4.2.3 Cert near expiration warning.

I have 6 WAAS NME modules, all running 4.2.3, and all giving this Major warning:
"Certificate waas-self .p12 is near expiration. It is configured as a machine cert in global settings."
How does one go about fixing this warning and getting a new cert?

Deleting the cert doesn't work:
BEL-NME-WAE-Edge#crypto delete pkcs12 _waas-self_.p12
Error: File does not exist
BEL-NME-WAE-Edge#
There doesn't seem to be a cert with that name. The only cert that shows up is the new one I just created called BEL.p12. I looked at the 'alerts' area on the WAAS manager GUI and there is a little more to the error alert:
Certigficate _waas-self_.-12 is near expiration. It is configured as a machine cert in global settings.
I don't know what global settings this is talking about, but here is the output of 'sh crypto certificates':
BEL-NME-WAE-Edge#sh crypt certificates             
Certificate Only Store:
Managed Store:
File: BEL.p12            Format: PKCS12
EEC: Subject: C=US/ST=Washington/L=Seattle/O=Group Health/OU=IS/CN=www.ghc.org/emailAddress=[email protected]
     Issuer: C=US/ST=Washington/L=Seattle/O=Group Health/OU=IS/CN=www.ghc.org/emailAddress=[email protected]
Local Store:
Machine Self signed Certificate
Format: PKCS12
Subject: C=US/ST=California/L=San Jose/OU=ADBU/O=Cisco Systems/CN=NO-HOSTNAME/emailAddress=[email protected]
Issuer: C=US/ST=California/L=San Jose/OU=ADBU/O=Cisco Systems/CN=NO-HOSTNAME/emailAddress=[email protected]
Management Service Certificate
Format: PKCS12
EEC:Subject: C=US/ST=California/L=San Jose/OU=ADBU/O=Cisco Systems/CN=NO-HOSTNAME/emailAddress=[email protected]
    Issuer: C=US/ST=California/L=San Jose/OU=ADBU/O=Cisco Systems/CN=NO-HOSTNAME/emailAddress=[email protected]
The WAAS Self Signed Certificate is being used as the Management Service Certificate
BEL-NME-WAE-Edge#
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