Re: Secure NiFi Cluster Unable to Obtain Buckets from Secure NiFi Registry

Ryan, Did you happen to enter the registry client in NiFI using the IP address of the registry? I'm not totally sure, but based on that message it seems like its trying to connect to an IP address, but the certificate of the registry only contains the hostname of the registry. -Bryan On Wed,

Re: Secure NiFi Cluster Unable to Obtain Buckets from Secure NiFi Registry

Hi Andy, Yes, thanks for the suggestion. Ultimately that is what I want to do for this specific situation. I just looked at the toolkit and saw that you are able to add in SAN's. I am going to try that route. Cheers, Ryan H. On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 10:38 AM, Andy LoPresto

Re: Secure NiFi Cluster Unable to Obtain Buckets from Secure NiFi Registry

Ryan, In addition to the solution Bryan pointed out, if you want to be able to use IP addresses to identify the registry endpoint, you can also add the IP address in the Subject Alternative Names list in the certificate and then it will be able to verify the certificate. Andy LoPresto

Re: Secure NiFi Cluster Unable to Obtain Buckets from Secure NiFi Registry

Hi, Yes, that looks like it is the issue. I think I have run into this problem before using IP's instead of hostnames. I have it working now. Thanks for the quick response! -Ryan H On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 10:15 AM, Bryan Bende wrote: > Ryan, > > Did you happen to enter the

Secure NiFi Cluster Unable to Obtain Buckets from Secure NiFi Registry

Hi All, I am running into an issue with connecting to a Secure NiFi Registry instance from a Secure NiFi cluster. When trying to place a process group under version control, I am getting the following error: Unable to obtain listing of buckets: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: