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If you look at your AWS console please navigate to VPC -> Virtual Private Network (VPN) -> Site-to-Site VPN Connections. The error message points to a connection with the ID vpn-0ea809fb052c8c149 which is still defined there.
If you can find it you have the possibility to select it and use different certificates via the menu entry Actions -> Modify Tunnel certificate. The certificate vpn-0ea809fb052c8c149.endpoint-0 indicates that it is the first tunnel in use.
Theoretically the certificate can also be assigned on a different service by mistake. Can you try to get the full error message? If you navigate to AWS Certificate Manager -> Certificates and select the certificate in question you will see the Associated Resources section, which will point you to the right direction.
If you can't find any VPN connections defined I would recommend to open a support ticket to have the case investigated.
Hi Ian,
I'm sorry but in this case I can only recommend you to open a support request. The service team will be able to remove this association and you can delete the certificate afterwards.
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Hi Andreas,
yes, there isn't any VPN connection defined, as i have deleted it. It is just ACM which is still claiming it is there. It was my mistake, because i deleted it and later i saw that certificates have to be deleted previously which leaded to my current problem. The full error message is: An error occurred (ResourceInUseException) when calling the DeleteCertificate operation: Certificate arn:aws:acm:eu-central-1:411581576539:certificate/7ef2226a-515b-4f90-aca7-72fefddb9a86 in account 41xxxxxxxx39 is in use.
The vpn connecetion has been deleted but still shows up in ACM as associated ressource.
Thank you