Uploaded the checksts.py script to the vCSA’s /tmp folder. The following KB article shows how to verify that the STS (Security Token Service) cert has expired and was used to verify that this was the case.Įnable the BASH for the vCSA so that you can copy files via WinSCP: Log into the vSphere Web Client as the vSphere SSO domain administrator (default is ).įrom the home menu, select Administration.ĭrill down to Single Sign-On > Configuration.? From here click on the Certificates tab and click on the STS Signing button.? Check the Valid To column to see the cert. To view the certificate status, you will need to log in as the vSphere SSO domain admin.(If you are unable to run the Flex-based Web Client, we’ve detailed the option to check the certificate status via CLI below.) Unfortunately, the H5 vSphere Client doesn’t look to have this functionality.How to Check STS Cert Status via vSphere Web Client (Flex) The following blog post discusses the issue:
vCenter Server Appliance 6.5 Expired STS (Security Token Service) Certificate Fix ?Below is the most recent version of the resolution document. In Windows XP, there are only two options available:Ĭlick “OK” all throughout then try again.Eagle Technologies support team has recently come across an issue which could affect multiple customers.? It seems that the vCenter Server Appliance (version 6.5 is affected) Security Token Service certificate’s expiration isn’t set for as long as it could be, and its expiration causes other service certificates to expire which can cause communications issues with the vCenter Server.? In particular the user is no longer able to log into the vSphere Client/Web Client and backups are also affected.
In “Server”, select a time server from the dropdown list then click “Update now”. In “Internet Time Settings” dialog, make sure “Synchronize with an Internet time server” is checked. Next, go to “Internet Time” tab then click “Change settings”. In “Date and Time” dialog, under “Date and Time” tab, click “Change time zone” then select your correct time zone on the next screen and then click “OK”. To do this, right-click date and time on the system tray and select “Adjust date/time”. If this doesn’t work, try setting the correct date or just synchronize it with an internet time server. This is one reason why I don’t use this browser to surf the internet. You normally see this when using Microsoft Internet Explorer to visit websites.
If you receive this error, just click “Yes” to proceed to your destination. The security certificate has expired or is not yet valid.
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