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I am setting up an ArcGIS Enterprise HA and I noticed that there is different behavior around the loading of the root certificate. In the portal.rb used for the primary machine setup there is 'Import Root Certificate' included:
This action does not exist in the portal_stanby.rb
In the portal_standby it does look at the root certificate parameters, but I do not believe the action :configure_https includes importing the root cert
Great catch! This was just an oversight, it should have been added when portal went to per machine ssl certificates. I will see if we can get this added to a future release of the cookbooks. For now you can use the following workaround:
Add this block to the portal_standby.rb recipe (After 'Join Portal Site' and before the 'Configure HTTPS'):
Hi,
I am setting up an ArcGIS Enterprise HA and I noticed that there is different behavior around the loading of the root certificate. In the portal.rb used for the primary machine setup there is 'Import Root Certificate' included:
This occurs prior to the 'Configure HTTPS' action
This action does not exist in the portal_stanby.rb
In the portal_standby it does look at the root certificate parameters, but I do not believe the action :configure_https includes importing the root cert
portal_standby
portal.rb
So in the standby the root certificate is not actually imported.
Is this by design? And If so why would that be.
Thanks
-Joe
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