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On Command Host ssl error

c_delporte
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Hello communitie,

after reinstalling oncommand host i have this error with a rediscovery task

SOAP 1.2 fault: SOAP-ENV:Sender[no subcode]

"SSL_ERROR_SSLerror:14090086:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_CERTIFICATE:certificate verify failed"

Detail: SSL_connect error in tcp_connect()

How can i troubleshoot ?

Christophe

Resolved with this thread :

http://communities.netapp.com/thread/18102?tstart=0

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michaeldparker
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It sounds like you probably have the same problem that I had.  I had uninstalled 1.0 in order to upgrade to 1.1.  When I did that, onCommand reported that the host service was down, but I suspected it had to do with the certificate.

So, here is how I resolved it:

On my onCommand server, open a dos window and type this command: dfm hs unregister [ -f ] <host-service>

After you do that,  the host service server will not be listed as a Managed Host Service in the Host Service tab.

Click on Add on the Host Service tab to add the server back.

It should now be added back, but displaying as unauthorized.  At this point, just do the final step to authorize it.

Everything should now work.  Don't worry if you already have datasets set up and backups.  You will not loose them.  The only thing I saw after the unregister was that my VMware datasets went to noncomformant.  As soon as I finished the steps, the datasets were fine.

Hope this help.

Michael

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michaeldparker
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It sounds like you probably have the same problem that I had.  I had uninstalled 1.0 in order to upgrade to 1.1.  When I did that, onCommand reported that the host service was down, but I suspected it had to do with the certificate.

So, here is how I resolved it:

On my onCommand server, open a dos window and type this command: dfm hs unregister [ -f ] <host-service>

After you do that,  the host service server will not be listed as a Managed Host Service in the Host Service tab.

Click on Add on the Host Service tab to add the server back.

It should now be added back, but displaying as unauthorized.  At this point, just do the final step to authorize it.

Everything should now work.  Don't worry if you already have datasets set up and backups.  You will not loose them.  The only thing I saw after the unregister was that my VMware datasets went to noncomformant.  As soon as I finished the steps, the datasets were fine.

Hope this help.

Michael

c_delporte
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Thanks Michael.

michaeldparker
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No problem.  Happy to help when I can.

Michael

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