Figured it out. Had to upload a new certificate of the matching name, then force all the profiles onto that certificate, this allowed me to deploy changes. Then I went in, changed the certificate back to what I wanted, deployed changes. Waited for all the controllers to show all the ssl settings being on the new certificate. Then I went in and deleted the old certificate, deployed that change, and now I'm good to go.
Original Message:
Sent: May 22, 2023 02:46 PM
From: msantangelo
Subject: Cannot Remove An Old Certificate
Hello all,
I am trying to clean up some old certificates in our Aruba Mobility Master, but now whenever I try and change configurations and update them, I am presented with an error on one of our 2 controllers only: Failed to delete instance. Cert is either not present or referenced by an application.
I can confirm this by seeing that the Captive Portal Certificate on Controller 1 is set to the old certificate, wildcardcert2023. It is set the same on Controller 2, but when I am in SSH on Controller 2 I get an alert: Web Server Configuration (Invalid: Error: server certificate "wildcardcert2023" not found). I don't get this alert on Controller 1.
Whenever I try and configure terminal I get an alert:
This controller is managed by a Mobility Master.
Configuration changes can only be performed on the Mobility Master.
But when I am in the mobility master all the settings are set to the new certificate for the captive portal. I am unsure what I can do! Please help.