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Replacing default certificates with CA signed SSL certificates in vSphere 6.x
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After logging a call with VMware about certificate management and subordinate CA’s their support team directed me to read this 3rd party blog post.
https://www.derekseaman.com/2015/02/vsphere-6-0-install-pt-3-certificate-management.html
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Following on from the support call VMware suggested some further reading for using the VMCA service on vCenter as a subordinate CA in your environment.
https://haveyoutriedreinstalling.com/replacing-your-vsphere-6-0-certificates-using-your-own-ca-no-vmca/
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