I receive the following error when trying to use a public signed cert in Prism Central:
Unsupported signature algorithm detected on one or more certificates in CA chain. Please refer to the FIPS 140-2 documentation for more information.
I did the same for Prism Element a few days ago and that went fine. Followed the exact same steps (minus the FQDN of course) for Central but this throws an error. What's the difference between the 2?
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How did you create the keypair? It should be one of this:
| Key Type | Size/Curve | Signature Algorithm |
| RSA | 2048 | SHA256-with-RSAEncryption |
| EC DSA 256 | prime256v1 | ecdsa-with-sha256 |
| EC DSA 384 | secp384r1 | ecdsa-with-sha384 |
| EC DSA 521 | secp521r1 | ecdsa-with-sha512 |
RSA-2048, using openssl. I actually did 4096 first because that's our default and that's what worked in Prism Element. I've switched back to 2048 and it throws the same error.
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RSA-2048, using openssl. I actually did 4096 first because that's our default and that's what worked in Prism Element. I've switched back to 2048 and it throws the same error.
If you change the keypair from 4K back to 2K you need to recreate the certificate.
RSA-2048, using openssl. I actually did 4096 first because that's our default and that's what worked in Prism Element. I've switched back to 2048 and it throws the same error.
If you change the keypair from 4K back to 2K you need to recreate the certificate.
Right and I did that. If you don't it spits out a different error message.
I’m running into the same problem as the OP with Prism Central throwing that error. I generated the CSRs on my linux workstation per the instructions on the Nutanix KB 4978 (therefore using openssl command and RSA2048 for the key) and submitted them to our MS PKI to generate the certificates for our cluster Prism Element and our Prism Central VM. Importing the cert/key/chain for our cluster Prism element was successful. Importing the cert/key/chain for Prism Central failed with the error the OP mentioned.
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