Enabling certificate validation and crl validation, Logging vmm logs into windows nt events – HP Insight Control Software for Linux User Manual
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For each target server, perform these steps:
1.
Select the certificate.
2.
Click Export... to launch the Certificate Export Wizard.
3.
Click Next to continue. The Export File Format dialog box is displayed.
4.
Enter a filename along with the complete path of the directory. For example, C:\
VMHost-Certs\servername.cer
NOTE:
If you do not enter the complete path, the certificate is stored in your
Documents and Settings folder.
5.
Click Next to continue with the export. A Completing the Certificate Export Wizard
page is displayed, summarizing the information about the certificate.
Import the Host/vCenter certificates into the VMM keystore
To import the Host/vCenter certificates into the VMM keystore:
1.
Locate the CA certificate.
2.
From the command prompt, run the following command:
vmcli importServerCertToVMMKeystore path> where, 3. Restart the VMM service. 3. Insight Control virtual machine management logs all user operations to custom log files located “Logging VMM logs into Windows NT Events” (page . NOTE: Logging VMM events to the Windows events log file increases the disk space needed for the log file. Enabling certificate validation and CRL validation Insight Control virtual machine management supports certificate and CRL validation. The status of To enable certificate validation, add the option EnableHostCertValidation, and set it to in thehpvmm.conf file found at the following location: To enable CRL validation, add the option EnableCRLValidation, and set it to True in the . After enabling the validations, restart the VMM service. NOTE: Before enabling the CRL validation, enable the certificate validation. Logging VMM logs into Windows NT Events To log VMM logs into Windows NT Events: 22 Managing virtual machines
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the server containing the certificate.
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events log file. For more information, see
the certificates issued by a CA must be determined to avoid certificate revocation. In the absence
of such validity checks the application might accept credentials that were earlier revoked by a CA
administrator. VMM uses CRL to represent the revocation information. The revoked certificates are
published in the CRL.
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hpvmm.conf