Also, take a backup first, then remove the realhostip occurence and set seq to 0 for your cert.
Erik Den tirsdag 7. april 2015 skrev Erik Weber <[email protected]> følgende: > Nothing in the logs? > > I had an issue where the private key wasn't being encrypted and had to fix > it by encrypting manually. But I also had could not decrypt exceptions in > the logs. > > Erik > > Den tirsdag 7. april 2015 skrev Andrija Panic <[email protected] > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','[email protected]');>> følgende: > >> Hi guys, >> >> our SSL just expired, and I needed to upload new ROOT CA, Intemediata ROOT >> CA, and at the end SSL for sever and a private key. >> >> I uploaded new ROOT CA, and after CPVM rebooted, also uploaded >> Intermediate >> ROOT CA, via API, with URL encoded stuff - checked in database all seems >> OK. >> >> But after uploading new SSL and private key, destroyed CPVM and SSVM - my >> Console Proxy shows *.realiphost.com as the domain for the SSL wjen I >> access >> >> Any clues what I did wrong ? >> Should I have somehow removed first old ROOT CA and old Intermediate CA, >> and upload new ones ? >> >> Here is database content from cloud.keystore: >> http://snag.gy/LMA4h.jpg >> >> This means that for some reason, original realiphost.com SSL is now used >> inside CPVM... >> >> Any help greatly appreciated, since this is live system... >> >> Thanks, >> >> >> >> -- >> >> Andrija Panić >> >
