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--- wiki:services_not_starting_because_of_certificate_expired [2024/08/19 09:08] – wagner.jer
+++ wiki:services_not_starting_because_of_certificate_expired [2024/08/19 09:12] (current) – wagner.jer
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 Chose in the menu the option to renew required certificate \\
-^ Option ^ Detail ^ Required information ^
-| 1 | Replace the Machine SSL certificate with a Custom CA Certificate \\ Machine SSL Certificate provides a sub-option to generate Certificate Signing Request(s) and Key(s) for Machine SSL certificate. | - administrator@vsphere.local password. \\ - Path to a custom Certificate and Key for the Machine Certificate. \\ - Path to a custom Certificate for the VMCA Root |
-| 2 | Replace the VMCA Root certificate with a Custom CA Signing Certificate and Replace all Certificates. \\
-\\ This option provides a sub-option to generate Certificate Signing Request(s) and Key(s) for VMCA Root Signing certificate. | - administrator@vsphere.local password \\ - Configure the certool.cfg file at /usr/lib/vmware-vmca/share/config/certool.cfg (used by VMCA when generating certificates) \\ - Root Signing Cert \\ - Root Signing Key \\ **Optional Information:** \\ Do you wish to replace all Solution User certificates with custom CA? \\ YES: Paths to the custom Certificates and Keys for the Solution Users (vpxd, vpxd-extension, vsphere-webclient, machine). \\ Note: You can also perform this step later using Option 5. \\ NO: VMCA will generate new Certificates/Keys for Solution Users using the provided Custom CA Signing Certificate. \\ Note: You can also perform this step later using Option 6.  \\ Do you wish to replace Machine SSL Certificate with custom CA? \\ YES: Path to a custom Certificate and Key for the Machine Certificate. \\ Note: You can also perform this step later using Option 1. \\ NO: VMCA will generate a new Certificate/Key for Machine using the provided Custom CA Signing Certificate. \\ Note: You can also perform this step later using Option 3. |