Use the following procedure to test the replication connection.
Go to shares replication targets.
Select the target with the connection that you want to check.
Test the connection.
Use the test command to test the connection. If the
certificate is trusted by the source, the message shown in the following example
is presented.
hostname:shares replication target-000> test
Certificate is trusted
Verify the certificate.
If the certificate is not trusted by the source (for example, if the source
has destroyed the certificate), the certificate is presented for you to review,
and you are prompted to accept or reject the certificate.
To verify the certificate, compare the fingerprint of the displayed
certificate with the fingerprint of the certificate on the target.
On the target appliance, go to configuration settings certificates
system.
Select the system default certificate.
If the system default certificate is automatically generated, select the
certificate that is based on the ASN UUID.
If the system uses a certificate that is signed by a certificate
authority, select that certificate.
Enter the get command.
Compare the certificates.
Compare the certificate that is presented on the source appliance with
the certificate that is shown by the get
command.
If the fingerprints match, accept the certificate.
If the fingerprints
match, the presented certificate is the target’s certificate and can
be trusted. Accept the certificate. The certificate is added to the
trust list of the source.
If the fingerprints do not match, reject the certificate as not
trusted.
The certificate is not added to the trust list of the
source.