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How to manually add certificates to the controllers in VMware Integrated OpenStack 5.x and earlier (71238)

Last Updated: 7/14/2021Categories: How toTotal Views: 269Language:
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Symptoms

Use this process:

If there are issues using the "viocli certificate" utility in VMware Integrated OpenStack 5.x

If the custom.yml is from earlier versions of VMware Integrated OpenStack, it may be necessary to push out a certificate to the controllers of VMware Integrated OpenStack manually

Purpose

This is only if the "viocli certificate" commands are not working due to authentication issues or if putting the certificates in the /opt/vmware/custom/custom.yml file is not working.

For example: a domain controller could be untrusted due to the controllers not trusting the CA certificate. In this case if the above are not functioning, we can place the certificate on the controllers and force it to be trusted.

Impact / Risks

Note:  This process would have to be re-done if any "viocli recover" command is ran against the controllers.

Resolution

Use your preferred FTP client or SCP client to transfer the certificate to the OpenStack Management Server.

Use this command to transfer to the controllers:

Note:  These commands needs to be done on both controllers.

scp <path to .crt file> viouser@controller<0x>:/home/viouser

Move the .crt file from the /home/viouser directory on the controller to /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/.

Run this command:

sudo update-ca-certificate

From the User Interface, right click on each controller and restart services.

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