The following table lists the endpoints and certificates that are required for Dell EMC OpenManage Enterprise and Dell SupportAssist Enterprise (SAE).
Do not copy these certificates to the Azure Stack Hub deployment folder. Instead, provide these certificates during installation of OpenManage Enterprise and SAE.
Table 18. Required certificates for OpenManage Enterprise and SAE
Scope |
Namespace |
Certificate |
OpenManage Enterprise |
<OMESRVNAME>.<customerFQDN> |
<OMESRVNAME>.<REGION>.<customerFQDN> SSL certificate with SANs |
OpenManage Network Manager |
<OMNMSRVNAME>.<customerFQDN> |
<OMNMSRVNAME>.<REGION>.<customerFQDN> SSL certificate with SANs |
For more information, see “Security Certificates” in the Dell EMC OpenManage Enterprise Version 3.1 User's Guide.
The Microsoft Azure Stack Hub Readiness Checker tool is available from the PowerShell Gallery. The tool creates Certificate Signing Requests (CSRs) for an Azure Stack Hub deployment. Certificates should be requested, generated, and validated with enough time to test before deployment.
The Azure Stack Readiness Checker tool (AzsReadinessChecker) performs the following certificate requests:
For more information, see Azure Stack Hub public key infrastructure certificate requirements > Validate.
You can use the Azure Stack Readiness Checker tool to validate that the generated PKI certificates are suitable for predeployment. When you validate certificates, schedule enough time to test and get certificates reissued if necessary.
Important: Treat the PKI certificate PFX file and password as sensitive information.
For the latest certificate requirements and validation instructions, see the Microsoft Azure Stack Hub public key infrastructure certificate requirements.