How did you update keys/engine.p12?
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I did not but I finally found the issue, what a ride this was..
After updating keys/engine.p12 hosts finally showed up. While there are
probably more certs outdated and some parts not working now I can
finally do regular enrollments.
I was right all along, the auth cert was causing the
Hi,
Yes, that is the exact guide I followed.
> I can now actually use vdsm-client on each host after cert swap but
> ovirt-engine still can't establish connection.
>
> I had to manually generate the apache certs to get into the UI console at
> the beginning and that was successful.
>
> Is there a
Yes, that is the exact guide I followed.
I can now actually use vdsm-client on each host after cert swap but
ovirt-engine still can't establish connection.
I had to manually generate the apache certs to get into the UI console
at the beginning and that was successful.
Is there a specific
Hi,
Where do host certs need to be stored on the ovirt-engine side?
>
Did you try this link?
https://access.redhat.com/solutions/3532921
How to manually renew RHV host SSL certificate if expired?
You can register a Red Hat developer subscription (free) to access this
link.
Patrick
To continue the troubleshooting, I believe there is mutual SSL between
ovirt-engine and host so I think what I am missing is to put this new
cert for ovirt-engine to use it as client cert auth.
But where to put it? I noticed that generating the cert does not put it
in
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