Problem:
I need to see which versions of TLS are being used on my VMware vCenter Virtual Appliance.
Solution:
We are using VCSA version 6.7 so TLS 1.0 and 1.1 should be disabled by default but this is how to check.
Login to the appliance and enable bash:
Command> shell.set --enabled true
Run the shell:
Command> shell
Then change directory to the TLS Configuration tool:
root@vcenter1 [ ~ ]# cd /usr/lib/vmware-TlsReconfigurator/VcTlsReconfigurator
Run the command to initiate the scan:
root@vcenter1 [ /usr/lib/vmware-TlsReconfigurator/VcTlsReconfigurator ]# ./reconfigureVc scan
You should then see a list of all your TLS versions
Hi I got CRM Application which supports TLS v1.1 at this moment and I got 2 CRM Application VMs running on ESXI 6.5 u3
I want to upgrade my existing vCenter servers from v6.5u3q to v7.0u3 – and as you know that vSphere 7.0 supports only TLS v1.2
After upgrading vCenter Servers I am planning to upgrade Prod and Dev Cluster running on ESXI 6.5u3 to v6.7u3.
Q. what happen to CRM application and 2 VMs if If I am upgrading my above environment – Would CRM application will break ? what happen to those 2 CRM VMs now I am running on ESXI 6.7 host
Thanks