How to update Condensed Azure Certificates to Data Domain in PowerProtect DP Series IDPA

This video will demonstrate the updation procedure of Condensed Azure Certificates to Data Domain in PowerProtect DP Series IDPA.

New TLS Certificates are being used for Azure,  here's how to update Data Domain. More details   and links to the new certificates are  available in knowledge base article 192537. Log in to the Data Domain CLI. Run 'cloud  unit list' to see existing cloud units,   then 'cloud profile show'. If Azure is the provider check the  existing certificates with 'adminaccess   certificate show'.

If only 'Baltimore CyberTrust  Root' is present, continue with these steps. Visit dell.com/support/kbdoc/000192537  and save the four indicated files   to your local machine. Open a command prompt  and navigate to the location of the files. Rename the DigiCert files to  remove '.crt' from their names.   You can copy the command from the KB article.

Next run 'certutil -encode'  on the Microsoft files.   Again, you can copy the command from the KB. You should now have four *.pem files. In DD System Manager go to 'Data  Management', 'File System', 'Cloud Units',   'Manage Certificates'. Click 'Add', browse to the  certificate location, select the first *.pem file,   click 'Add' then repeat for the other three.

Only add the files ending dot pem. Confirm the files have been added, then click 'OK'   to validate. Using the CLI run 'adminaccess  certificate show'. Confirm the certificates   have been imported and that the fingerprint  strings match those provided in the kb article. Make sure no backups are running, then restart  the file system using 'filesys restart'. Once complete, run 'cloud unit list'  and confirm the status is active.

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