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| When trying to connect with PowerCLI to a vCenter Server Appliance the following error occurred: | When trying to connect with PowerCLI to a vCenter Server Appliance the following error occurred: | ||
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| - | <code bash> | + | |
| - | Connect-vIServer : 18-7-2018 13:20:10 Connect-VIServer Error: Invalid server certificate. Use Set-PowerCLIConfiguration to set the value for the InvalidCertificateAction option to Prompt if you’d like to connect once or to add a permanent exception for this server. | + | //Connect-vIServer : 18-7-2018 13:20:10 Connect-VIServer Error: Invalid server certificate. Use Set-PowerCLIConfiguration to set the value for the InvalidCertificateAction option to Prompt if you’d like to connect once or to add a permanent exception for this server.// |
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| As stated in the error, the Set-PowerCLIConfiguration command can be used to ignore the certificate check using the following syntax: | As stated in the error, the Set-PowerCLIConfiguration command can be used to ignore the certificate check using the following syntax: | ||
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| After this command you’re able to connect to the vCenter without the certificate error. | After this command you’re able to connect to the vCenter without the certificate error. | ||
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