Regenerate expired Keyring certificate

The default UCSM keyring certificate needs to be regenerated if cluster name changes or certificate expires( one year valid).

Below are the steps you need to perform in-order to regenerate the certificate.

  1. SSH to UCS manager cluster IP address as admin user and run below commands.

                     FI-A# scope security
                     FI-A /security # scope keyring default
                     FI-A /security/keyring # set regenerate yes
                     FI-A /security/keyring* # commit-buffer
                     FI-A /security/keyring #

      2. When you say commit buffer all GUI connections will be disconnected.
      3. After couple of minutes you can see error gets cleared from UCS.
Status before regeneration:
FI-A /security/keyring # show detail
Keyring default:
    RSA key modulus: Mod1024
    Trustpoint CA:
    Cert Status: Expired
After Regeneration:
   
FI-A /security/keyring # show detail
Keyring default:
    RSA key modulus: Mod1024
    Trustpoint CA:
    Cert Status: Self Signed Certificate

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