error to certificate https://x.x.x.x/ui exsi 6.5

[sergiodiazanunz]

Hello

I have a problem with new installation exsi 6.5. When I want to connect to https://x.x.x.x/ui, I recived error.

I activate the options access the RemoteESXi Shell with SSH.

ssl_error_bad_cert_alert

Help me, please

Best regards,

[daphnissov]

Don't understand what you're saying. Please explain more or show screenshots.

[sergiodiazanunz]

Hello

I used to chrome, ie and firefox. The installation is exsi 6.5.

all browsers give the same error

[daphnissov]

You're showing screenshots of SSH which has nothing to do with you accessing the host in a browser. Your browser says you have hit the page but has a bad certificate. Looks like Edge (not supported). Try Chrome.

[sergiodiazanunz]

hello

How I written before, I used to the chrome, Internet Explorer and Firefox, the same problem.

thanks

[kenbshinn]

Okay so you are getting an SSL error. You can just click continue to get past the error and still be able to work with the host to do most things (Except maybe file transfers). But if you do not want to see it, here is what you need to do:

This will work for Internet Explorer

If you just installed ESXi then I would recommend clicking the continue on "Not Recommended" to get to the ESXi welcome screen. In the lower right hand corner you should see a link to download the root CA. Download it and install it in your Trusted Root Certificate Authorities folder. Close out IE and reopen it and go back to the ESXi Web page using the DNS Name and you will no longer get the certificate error.

You will also have to perform similar steps with vCenter unless you are going to use a VMCA which will then replace the SSL Certificates on your ESXi Host.

[sergiodiazanunz]

Hello

Thanks for your comment, but it does not work. I do not understand which the problem

thanks

[kenbshinn]

Okay, So that message you are getting does not look like the SSL Error page. If it was a certificate issue it would look like this:

Now I am not able to read Spanish, but from what I am able to Google Translate, it looks like the message your are getting has to do with the level of encryption that you have enabled in your IE. I would check under internet options and look at the following check boxes

It could be that you have SSL 3.0 Enabled or something like that.

[sergiodiazanunz]

Thanks for your comment.

Diferent problem, but it doesn't work

thanks,

[daphnissov]

Disable SSL 3

[kenbshinn]

Based on your Screen shot you have SSL 3.0 enabled. Uncheck that box, Close IE, reopen it and try going to the ESXi Host again. I am betting it will work.

[sergiodiazanunz]

Hello

thanks

it doesn't work

[kenbshinn]

What version of Windows are you running?

[kenbshinn]

Try clicking the Restore Advanced Settings button and close and reopen IE and let me know if that works.

Also do you get the same message if you use a different web browser? Firefox, Chrome?

[sergiodiazanunz]

Thanks

I used to windows 10 prof  version 1809

thanks for your help

It doesn't work

thanks

[kenbshinn]

What version of ESXi 6.5 are you using? Has this always been like this since you built the host or is this something new?

[sergiodiazanunz]

Hello

thanks for you help

ESXI 6.5.0 vmkernel release build 4564106

The installation is new, when I go to www and create new virtual machine, I find this problem

thanks

[kenbshinn]

Since this is a new build, is there a reason why you are using an build image from 11-15-2016?

I am betting if you can update it to at least ESXi 6.5 U1 Build number 5969303 you would have less issues.  If your hardware supports it I would recommend going up to at least one of the  ESXi 6.5 U2 builds.

You should be able to do an in-place upgrade of the host you already built, or you can start fresh with the newer build.

[sergiodiazanunz]

thanks,

I test your recomendation and I going to testing.

I comment you.

thanks