location /etc/pki/tls/certs
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Duplicate STS signing certificates can cause authentication failure.
Log: The duplicate certificate needs to be deleted via jxplorer, refer to the screenshot above (from the above example, trustedcertchain-2 and trusted credential-2 had the same certificate which had to be deleted from the system)
Read MoreHandy commands when working with vPostgres
Copy Table to CSV Copy table from CSV list Top tables by size: postgres password: Rename table Database backup/Dump using pg_dump Database backup (excluding a specific corrupted table) Determining broken tables(pg toast) Starting postgres in single user mode: Reset WAL (Write Ahead logs) Error “MultiXactId has not been created yet…
Read MoreReplacing VMware-stsd certificate on 6.5/6.7
If the vCenter was upgraded from 5.5, it retains legacy endpoints for lookup service IE: https://FQDN:7444/lookupservce/sdkRunning certificate-manager will not replace the certificate and vCenter might actually start to complain about expired certificate although they are valid. In this can be easily worked around by replacing the certificate on the VECS…
Read MoreVMCA Certificates replacement for vCenter 6.x, workflow
VMCA is the Default self-signed certificates that is set up at the time of vCenter deployment. All solution users and machine SSL certificates are signed with this certificate. VMCA certificates can be regenerated by using option 8 on the certificatae manager. choosing option 8, you are presented with the below…
Read MoreVMware Converter Workflow for Linux conversions.
Step 1: Validate source connect to source Linux VM via SSH (port 22 by default/specify port number in the IP address field if using custom ports The account used must be a part of sudoers (must be able to run a sudo command without prompting for a password. Here’s an…
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