Hi
>> the puppet masters cert and CA needs to contain the public FQDN as well.
>> use certnames (see ConfigurationReference [1]) to include both domains,
>> local and public. This will mean that you need to regenerate the certs,
>> as well to resign all clients.
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> Thanks again, it worked ju
> the puppet masters cert and CA needs to contain the public FQDN as well.
> use certnames (see ConfigurationReference [1]) to include both domains,
> local and public. This will mean that you need to regenerate the certs,
> as well to resign all clients.
Thanks again, it worked just fine. BTW,
> I assume that you use a different FQDN internal and external, right?
Exactly
> So then:
>
> the puppet masters cert and CA needs to contain the public FQDN as well.
> use certnames (see ConfigurationReference [1]) to include both domains,
> local and public. This will mean that you need to reg
Hi
> Jun 30 16:20:02 puppetd[22640]: Could not retrieve catalog:
> Certificates were not trusted: hostname was not match with the server
> certificate
>
> I guess it happens because puppetd clients are expecting the
> puppetmaster to have FQDN name of the router which is not the case...
> Is th