POWERCLI: "Warning:there were one or more problems with the server certificate"

Use VMware VSphere powercli to connect to Vcenter Server, which is joined to the domain, and uses the default certificate to execute the

Connect-viserver <team_vCenter_Server_system_FQDN> "See the following warning!

1:57:08 AM connecting to VI Server

Warning:there were one or more problems with the server certificate:

* A certification chain processed correctly, but terminated in A root

Certificate which isn ' t trusted by the trust provider.

Certificate: [Subject]

[email protected], cn=foo.example.com, ou= "VMware, Inc.", O= "VMware, Inc."

[Issuer]

[email protected], cn=foo.example.com, ou= "VMware, Inc.", O= "VMware, Inc."

[Serial number]

C49018ff

[Not before]

5/18/2012 9:20:09 AM

[Not after]

5/16/2022 9:20:09 AM

[Thumbprint]

Aaa9e2d164e7258d0bf2841173ae46034c097fff

The server certificate is not valid.

Warning:the DEFAULT BEHAVIOR upon INVALID SERVER CERTIFICATE would change in A

Future RELEASE. To ensure scripts is not affected by the

Set-powercliconfiguration to set a value for the Invalidcertificateaction

Option.

This is because the new version of VMware VSphere POWERCLI limits the use of default SSL.

Workaround: Run "POWERCLI" with administrator privileges, and if it is win2008/7/8/2012, right-click the administrator to run

execute &NBSP;

Http://www.vmware.com/support/developer/PowerCLI/PowerCLI51/html/Set-PowerCLIConfiguration.html

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POWERCLI: "Warning:there were one or more problems with the server certificate"