I have installed vmware esxi server in vmware workstation on my machine.
In general it takes one ip addresses of dhcp configuration.It has the server cerification.In otherwords to call the server https://10.100.13.36
is the format we should use.
can we recreate the certificate of that server.(Because every vmware server takes the same certificate..i guess) my machine ip address is 10.100.13.113 can we recreate the certificate from my machine(i.e from 10.100.13.113)(java program or with any other tool)
Thank you..
Hi,
yes you can create a custom SSL certificate and load it into your ESXi server. To create the new certificate you can use a bunch of different tools, like openssl. Googling for "create custom SSL certificate" will offer you lots of articles on how to do it on different systems with different tools.
For loading the new certificate into the ESXi server please take a look at this kb article:
it contains links to the ESXi 4 documentations where the replacing of the SSL certificates is explained.
Regards
Hi schepp
Thank you for your reply,
I tried to get the following to work.
i knew about openssl and how to create the rui.csr and rui.key from openssl commands along with using openssl.cnf and openssl.exe
But i have some problems with the uploading of those files.
http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vsphere4/r41/vsp_41_esxi_server_config.pdf
Hi,
vifs is a command used within the vMA, the virtual appliance for remote administration of esxi Servers from VMware.
If you don't have a vMA installed in your vSphere environment, you can install the VMware CLI ( Command Line Interface ) on your Windows Desktop to use those commands without it.
If you have a MyVMware profile you can download the VMware CLI here:
http://www.vmware.com/download/download.do?downloadGroup=VCLI41
In the C:\<Installation_dir>\bin there's a vifs.pl which listens to options described in the documentation you linked.
Regards