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I’ve talked about starting a blog for a long time. My Skee-Ball project made me do it
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Certificate Replacement on vCenter: Part 2
Following up on my post about vCenter Certificate Replacement. I needed a scheduled way to update the certificate so I didn’t forget again and end up in the mess I was in to begin with. This turned out to be very simple. First I had to download the certificate from the load balancer again usingContinue reading “Certificate Replacement on vCenter: Part 2”
Horizon Client on Pi4
I was looking at my Raspberry Pi 4 the other day thinking of new uses for it. I thought I’d try to build a thin client. I went out to the VMware Horizon View Client download page and pulled down the latest Linux tarball. The tarball has an armhf directory and I thought “great! ThisContinue reading “Horizon Client on Pi4”
Certificate Replacement on vCenter
I use a Let’s Encrypt certificate on my VCSA. It validates and give me a pretty padlock in my address bar. Generally I use a wildcard cert for all my services but vCenter wont take that. So I have a “regular” server certificate for vCenter. As with all Let’s Encrypt certificates it expires regularly. ThisContinue reading “Certificate Replacement on vCenter”
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