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miketduffy
Level 3
5 years ago

Client Certificate Expired

Hi,  Backup failed on server with; Error bpbrm (pid=15908) [PROXY] Received status: 7625 with message A SSL connect failed. Status: 1 Msg: certificate verify failed I checked the client and /usr/...
  • miketduffy's avatar
    miketduffy
    5 years ago

    Thanks for all the suggestions but it appears it was as easy as this to fix;

     

    It is necessary to adjust the Master Server's CLIENT_NAME parameter to match the value displayed in the Host column of the Host Management table.

    Once done, attempts to add new clients or media servers should no longer result in EXIT STATUS 5987.

     

    So edited bp.conf and removed the domain name. ran the nbcertcmd again and all fixed

     

    Thanks again

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miketduffy
Level 3

Hi

Although I have tried this I did do it again. This is the result

 

nbcertcmd -getCertificate -force -token LXGHMONRLBVPLIAD
nbcertcmd: The -getCertificate operation failed for server MASTERSERVERNAME.
EXIT STATUS 5965: The host ID associated with this reissue token is assigned to another host. You need to revoke the existing certificate for the host ID before you can reuse the host ID for this host.

miketduffy's avatar
miketduffy
Level 3
5 years ago

Thanks for all the suggestions but it appears it was as easy as this to fix;

 

It is necessary to adjust the Master Server's CLIENT_NAME parameter to match the value displayed in the Host column of the Host Management table.

Once done, attempts to add new clients or media servers should no longer result in EXIT STATUS 5987.

 

So edited bp.conf and removed the domain name. ran the nbcertcmd again and all fixed

 

Thanks again

  • Dangerous_Dan's avatar
    Dangerous_Dan
    Level 5
    3 years ago

    We had exactly the same issue - despite the client having the alias names in the host mapping. Why oh why is Netbackup master server not looking at these available details when being supplied with a reissue token! urgh..................