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LMS 4.0 Multi-Server setup

tmcls
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I have a problem setting up a multi-server setup. On my remote LMS/slave servers, I can import the Peer Certificate from my master LMS server and on the slave servers I can import the Master server cert. However, when I go to the Single Sign-On of the slave server it states that the cert is not installed/valid. So, I go back to the Peer Server Certificate setup and look at the cert imported and states it is valid. All self signed certificates.

Question: Should I make new self signed certs for each server? Or/How do I make new cert within LMS(I believe in the setup you added the values)? Is there a log in LMS that I can check this process?

From reading the docs, I don't see anything. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

thanks,

John

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Marvin Rhoads
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There is a perl script, sslutil.pl, in your LMS installation (under $nmsroot\MDC\Apache) that will allow you to validate your server's certificate. Assuming a  default installation on Windows, you can use:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\CSCOpx\bin\perl.exe" "C:\Program Files (x86)\CSCOpx\MDC\Apache\sslutil.pl"

from a command window

My experience (using 3rd party signed certifcates) is that LMS is very particular abou the ownership (casuser needs to own) of the file and directory in which the certificate and key files are stored.

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Marvin Rhoads
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There is a perl script, sslutil.pl, in your LMS installation (under $nmsroot\MDC\Apache) that will allow you to validate your server's certificate. Assuming a  default installation on Windows, you can use:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\CSCOpx\bin\perl.exe" "C:\Program Files (x86)\CSCOpx\MDC\Apache\sslutil.pl"

from a command window

My experience (using 3rd party signed certifcates) is that LMS is very particular abou the ownership (casuser needs to own) of the file and directory in which the certificate and key files are stored.

Thanks, that was very helpful. That util let me see my errors on the SSL cert. that my other boxes didn't like.