Long story short: I let my Root CA certificate expire and along with it all of the certs it had issued over the last 5 years.
Don't flame me for that I already have felt / am feeling the pain. One of the big things is getting my VM environment working again.
After working with VMware we have new Platform Services Controller and vCenter servers. They were not able to help me recover from the expired certificates. Recreating these servers allowed access to the Web Clients. I was then able to get the PSC to function as a subordinate CA and issue certificates to vCenter and ESXi hosts.
I now need to reregister the Storage Cluster with vCenter. When I issue the following command, replacing placeholders in <> with environment targets, I receive an error:
Command: stcli cluster reregister --vcenter-datacenter <DATACENTER> --vcenter-cluster <CLUSTER> --vcenter-url <URL> --vcenter-user <USER>
Prompted for password, supply password.
After about 3 - 5 minutes Error: storage cluster reregistration with a new vCenter failed: StException (severity=2, data=None, _message='VI SDK invoke exception:; nested exception is: \n\tcom.vmware.eam.EamRuntimeFault', lcmessage=None, _DO_NOT_USE_localizedMessage=None, cause=None, id=204, entityRef=None) VI SDK invoke exception:; nested exception is: com.vmware.eam.EamruntimeFault
If anyone has any ideas I would appreciate them.
