To resolve an SSL error when connecting to a Nutanix cluster, the administrator should:
* Generate a New SSL Certificate:
* The administrator should create a new SSL certificate for the cluster. This certificate should be signed by a trusted Certificate Authority (CA), such as an Active Directory (AD) certificate authority.
* Install the Certificate on the Cluster:
* Once the certificate is generated and signed, it needs to be installed on the Nutanix cluster. This ensures that the certificate is trusted by the clients connecting to the cluster.
* Update Trust Stores:
* Ensure that the clients and workstations connecting to the Nutanix cluster trust the CA that signed
* the new SSL certificate. This can often be achieved by updating the trusted root certificate authorities on the client systems.
Creating a new SSL certificate signed by an AD certificate authority ensures that the certificate is recognized and trusted within the organization, thereby resolving the SSL errors and establishing secure connections.
References:
* Nutanix Security Best Practices
* Nutanix Documentation on SSL Certificate Management