Hi Claris, my apologies for the unclear recording. The new version of DNAC makes the process quite simple, I am going to post a follow-up video, please use that method to apply the certificate.
@@SDNTechForum awesome video.... would realy like to see the part which is missing. (you mentioned github...link to that?) also the information you would "link in description" ? there are no links in description... appreciate the demo :) thank you... will soon start the cert replace/renew process... :)
To validate the certificate as shown in the video use - Check the server certificate's SAN field by entering the following command from the CLI of a Linux workstation or a Mac terminal. Be sure to replace SERVER_IP with your Cisco DNA Center cluster address. "echo | openssl s_client -showcerts -servername SERVER_IP -connect SERVER_IP:443 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 -inform pem -noout -text"
Could you please provide the link to the github that shows the missing information?
Hi Claris, my apologies for the unclear recording. The new version of DNAC makes the process quite simple, I am going to post a follow-up video, please use that method to apply the certificate.
Thanks for the video..During the demo, can't see your ssh session full screen
Thanks for letting me know, looks like editing issue. Let me put the commands in github page. I really appreciate your feedaback!
@@SDNTechForum awesome video.... would realy like to see the part which is missing. (you mentioned github...link to that?)
also the information you would "link in description" ? there are no links in description... appreciate the demo :) thank you... will soon start the cert replace/renew process... :)
@@Macwoa HI, I have updated the link to Cisco documentation in the description. You can follow the steps shown in video. HTH
Hello, very helpful video. Could you please provide the link to the github that shows the missing information?
To validate the certificate as shown in the video use -
Check the server certificate's SAN field by entering the following command from the CLI of a Linux workstation or a Mac terminal. Be sure to replace SERVER_IP with your Cisco DNA Center cluster address.
"echo | openssl s_client -showcerts -servername SERVER_IP -connect
SERVER_IP:443 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 -inform pem -noout -text"