Issue with uploading after moving from 2.7 to 2.8

[Kegonsa]

I am looking for help with uploading from CSPC to SNTC. My issue started after upgrading from 2.7 to 2.8. When I looked in the Services connection I did not see anything new for a couple of days in upload processing. When I looked in CSPC under Job Run status I found several jobs that failed. I miss read the error and thought it was due to a cert, when it was something with Internal server Error.

I have since managed to add to the issue by messing the cert up. I had deleted the cert from CSPC and was going to reload the cert. When I tried to download the cert from Services Connection it failed. I created a new cert and installed on CSPC. Then on the CSPC I went to settings > Application Settings > Export settings > and updated Connectivity Certificate and CSPC Identity for the new cert. When I run the test upload from there it still failed. When looking back on the Service connection for all collectors the original is still there, and I cant delete it.  The new cert is there but the installed CSPC version is blank so I am not sure if its even working correctly.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. 

[Kegonsa]

Today the cert looks good in SNTC so I guess its just like the jobs where it can take up to 48 hours to load. If I go to Settings > Application Settings > Export Settings >  Test Upload it still fails though. Here is the log message, I am not sure what to check from here. 

[jumin · Accepted solution]

Hey Kegonsa,

Please private message me the following screenshots off the CSPC GUI.  YOu can do this by hovering over my username and selecting Send Message.

'Reports' -> 'Inventory Jobs' -> Open up the last few jobs under the used collection profile and take screenshot.

'Reports' -> 'Job Management Reports' -> Take a screenshot of the last few jobs in both 'Upload Jobs' and 'Upload Run Now Jobs'

'Administration' -> 'Server Properties' -> Take a screenshot of the certificate details on the 'Registration Certificate Properties' tab.

Thanks,

Justin