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Configuring PSC Appliance for High Availability SSL termination in vSphere 6.7 (53664)

Last Updated: 6/21/2018Categories: How toTotal Views: 5538Language:
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Purpose

This article provides steps to configure Platform Services Controller (PSC) Appliance 6.7 High Availability with SSL termination.

Resolution

This article is part of a series for configuring PSC HA, for the main article, see: Configuring Platform Service Controller HA in vSphere 6.7.

To configure the PSCs for load balancing, run updateSSOConfig.py and updateLsEndpoint.py scripts:

Notes:

The updateSSOConfig.py script updates information local to each PSC and must be ran on all PSCs in the HA instance.

The updateLsEndpoint.py script updates the ServiceRegistration Endpoints in VMDir and only needs to be ran on one of the PSCs in the HA instance.

Running the updateSSOConfig.py script:

Connect to the PSC appliance and log in with root credentials.

Type shell to access the Bash shell.

Navigate to /usr/lib/vmware-sso/bin with this command:

cd /usr/lib/vmware-sso/bin

Run this command:

python updateSSOConfig.py --lb-fqdn=psc-ha-vip

For example:

python updateSSOConfig.py --lb-fqdn=loadbalancer.vmware.com

Repeat these steps on remaining PSCs.

Running the updateLsEndpoint.py script:

Connect to the PSC appliance and log in with root credentials.

Type shell to access the Bash shell.

Navigate to /usr/lib/vmware-sso/bin with this command:

cd /usr/lib/vmware-sso/bin

From the load balancer console, download the certificate used to configure the PSC nodes to the load balancer, onto the PSC machine. Provide the absolute path of this certificate to the –lb-cert parameter in the next step.

Run this command:

python UpdateLsEndpoint.py --upgrade --lb-fqdn= PSC_HA_VIP_FQDN --user=administrative_user --password=password -–lb-cert=Absolute_path_of_the_load_balancer_certificate

For example:

python UpdateLsEndpoint.py --upgrade --lb-fqdn=psc-ha-vip.domain.com --user=[email-masked] --password=VMware123$ --lb-cert=/root/certs/lb.crt

Note: Perform these step on a single PSC node only.

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