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sivaksk147
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Certificate error on vmware

Hi Friends,

I have issue with certificatge error, when i try to access my vCenter and view i use to get certificate error, please check the below snaps for clear information, some one help me to reslove this problem,

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Please help me to resolve this problem.

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NetRock
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Hi,

The error you get is because of self-signed certificate that vCenter/ESXi Hosts assign to themselves when you're installing them.

If it's bothering you, you need to get a valid Web Server/SSL certificate from an internal trusted CA or a comercial CA.

If you already have a CA in you enviroment I suggets you to install OpenSSL on your vCenter server and request a SSL Cert from your CA.

You can follow the detailed instruction from the following links;

http://www.virtualvcp.com/vsphere-4-technical-guides/145-replacing-vsphere-ssl-certificates

http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/vsp_4_vcserver_certificates.pdf

Hope it helps,

NetRock

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aravinds3107
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Refer Implementing CA signed SSL certificates with vSphere 5

Additionally you can take a look at the blog for changing default SSL certificates.

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yannara
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I have the same issue. I remember that with previous version I could solve this certificate warning issue by installing certificate via browser or local certificate console to a trusted publisher store. I just needed to save the certificate file from a vcenter. But isnt´t that possible anymore? I don´t have my own PKI and I don´t want to spend any money on certificate because of this. I may have a lack of understanding this certificate issue :smileyplain:

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