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@KSM1 thanks for pointing out. It's really strange, when I search c04996097 in google it opens, but the link does not.
Yes, you may power off the blade-> reseat physically-> and refresh the enclosure in oneview. I hope this helps, pelase keep me posted on the results.
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A simple refresh of the server hardware or enclosure would attempt to fix this. You'd then have to look at the async task if it fails to recreate it. The account is managed by the HPE OneView appliance, and cannot manually be created.
Also, what server hardware model and generation is it? What iLO firmware version?
First, I would start with regenerating your iLO Self-Signed Certificate, or deploy a real enterprise managed certificate to eliminate the certificate errors you have. Second, I would need to see the details of the "Refresh" and "Refresh configuration" tasks by expanding the collapse icon on the left side of the window.
frist, how do ypu regenerate the certicificate, I thougt that it did that automatic, and this is just the test fase to see if we are to proceed with this product. And so fare I like it a lot :)
No, iLO Self-Signed Certificates are not automatically renewed. Any Self-Signed Certificate can be spoofed and should never be used in a secure environment.
However, the message you provided in your screenshots is telling me that there is a networking issue between the HPE OneView appliance and the target iLO. Are there any firewalls that would phyiscally or logicaly sit between the two? Routing issue if they are in different L3 subnets?
@KSM1may I ask why do you have a firewall between the appliance and the iLO's? While we document the necessary ports OneView requires, we certainly have seen that architecture more trouble than it's worth. The appliance is locked down and hardened that putting a firewall between the iLO's and the appliance really is not necessary.
