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Hi All,
Our VEEAM host management console on port 10443 is reporting OOTB "Not Secure", using the self-signed VEEAM cert.
We seek to use our internal Microsoft PKI as per "Using Certificate Signed by Internal CA"
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/vbr/u ... +ca&ver=13
However, we have a two-tier Microsoft PKI design (Offline Root CA and Enterprise online Subordinate Issuing CA)
The Path Length Constraint parameter must be set to 0.
Duplicating the Subordinate Certification Authority Template, creating the .inf, certreq new, certreq submit fails.
I'm assuming this means VEEAM only supports a single-tier Root CA.
Thanks,
Steve
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Re: Host Management Console port 10443 Certificate Signed by Internal CA
Hello,
for the Host Management Console you can just use a regular TLS server certificate and the link does not apply. That link is for the internal CA where the backup server signs certificates for agents etc.
Best regards
Hannes
for the Host Management Console you can just use a regular TLS server certificate and the link does not apply. That link is for the internal CA where the backup server signs certificates for agents etc.
Best regards
Hannes
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