Hello All,

I have two FreeIPA servers running in AWS—one primary and one replica—with
the DNS entry ipa.testing.com. These servers are running an older version
of FreeIPA on CentOS 7 with expired certificates. I inherited this setup
from a previous admin.

Since the certificates have expired, I attempted multiple renewal methods,
including rolling back the system time, but nothing worked. As a solution,
I set up a new FreeIPA primary server with the same DNS entry (
ipa.testing.com) and added it to the AWS DHCP configuration alongside the
old servers.
Steps Taken:

   1.

   Added the new FreeIPA server to the /etc/hosts 123.234.543
   test.ipa.testing.com test
   2.

   Installed FreeIPA using the following command:- ipa-server-install
   --setup-dns --allow-zone-overlap
   3.

   The installation completed successfully. I can log into the UI, create
   users, and manage configurations without issues.

The Problem:

When installing a FreeIPA client, it does not auto-discover the new FreeIPA
server unless I explicitly specify it in the command:

ipa-client-install --hostname=$(hostname -f) --mkhomedir
--server=newfreeipa.ipa.testing.com --domain=ipa.testing.com
--realm=IPA.TESTING.COM

Without the --server parameter, auto-discovery fails.

Additionally, after successfully enrolling two clients (client-a and
client-b), I am unable to resolve their hostnames between them. When I
attempt to ping client-a from client-b, I receive:

Name or service not known

What am I missing?

   -

   Why isn’t the client auto-discovering the new FreeIPA server?
   -

   Why can’t the clients resolve each other’s hostnames after enrollment?
   -

   Is there anything I need to adjust in DNS or DHCP to ensure proper
   resolution and discovery?

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.
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