17.2. Changing and resetting IdM CA renewal server


When a certificate authority (CA) renewal server is being decommissioned, Identity Management (IdM) automatically selects a new CA renewal server from the list of IdM CA servers. The system administrator cannot influence the selection.

To be able to select the new IdM CA renewal server, the system administrator must perform the replacement manually. Choose the new CA renewal server before starting the process of decommissioning the current renewal server.

If the current CA renewal server configuration is invalid, reset the IdM CA renewal server.

Complete this procedure to change or reset the CA renewal server.

Prerequisites

  • You have the IdM administrator credentials:

    ~]$ kinit admin
    Password for admin@IDM.EXAMPLE.COM:

Procedure

  1. Optional: To find out which IdM servers in the deployment have the CA role necessary to be eligible to become the new CA renewal server:

    ~]$ ipa server-role-find --role 'CA server'
    ----------------------
    2 server roles matched
    ----------------------
      Server name: server.idm.example.com
      Role name: CA server
      Role status: enabled
    
      Server name: replica.idm.example.com
      Role name: CA server
      Role status: enabled
    ----------------------------
    Number of entries returned 2
    ----------------------------

    There are two CA servers in the deployment.

  2. Optional: To find out which CA server is the current CA renewal server, enter:

    ~]$ ipa config-show | grep 'CA renewal'
      IPA CA renewal master: server.idm.example.com

    The current renewal server is server.idm.example.com.

  3. To change the renewal server configuration, use the ipa config-mod utility with the --ca-renewal-master-server option:

    ~]$ ipa config-mod --ca-renewal-master-server replica.idm.example.com | grep 'CA renewal'
      IPA CA renewal master: replica.idm.example.com
    重要

    You can also switch to a new CA renewal server using:

    • The ipa-cacert-manage --renew command. This command both renews the CA certificate and makes the CA server on which you execute the command the new CA renewal server.
    • The ipa-cert-fix command. This command recovers the deployment when expired certificates are causing failures. It also makes the CA server on which you execute the command the new CA renewal server.
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