I had put this question to the lab, and it looks like there is some kid of bug in teh Certificat5e program
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could be that certificate expired? They probably all installed after 19th January?
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Best to analyze is by simple going taking a browser and open the site:
https://hostname:7116" \t "_blank">https://hostname:7116
It will ask whether it is allowed to continue, then a click on the certificate symbol just before or after the address bar, will show you the certificate. This way you can see whether the certificate is expired
we have a parsing bug in the omnigencert.pl and that procedure below does not work, since it always takes default value.
To fix customer case, there might be many, follow the following procedure:
Find in /etc/opt/omni/client/components/webservice.properties the keystore password
cd to /opt/omni/sbin directory
regenerate the certificate using the following command:
perl omnigencert.pl –server_id <FQDN of your server> -user_id hpdp -store_password <Your keystore password> -cert_expire <number of days less than 24 * 365>
omnisv stop
omnisv start
Alternatively, for now, just search the perl script for '24 * 365' and replace it with '10 * 365'.
There is going to be a corrected version of 'omnigencert.pl '