This article applies to:
OS: All supported operating systems
Product edition: inSync On-Premise
Problem description
While trying to access the inSync Management Console, the following error is displayed.
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Cause
inSyncServerSSL.key file located at C:\ProgramData\Druva\inSyncCloud\inSyncServer4 is invalid or corrupted.
Traceback
The below log entry is saved to Cportal.log located at C:\ProgramData\Druva\inSyncCloud\logs:
[2018-10-15 16:12:55,619] [ERROR] Failed to load/fetch cloud config. Error : Server not reachable. (#100000011). Retrying... [2018-10-15 16:13:04,638] [ERROR] Failed to load/fetch cloud config. Error : Server not reachable. (#100000011). Retrying... [2018-10-15 16:13:13,670] [ERROR] Failed to load/fetch cloud config. Error : Server not reachable. (#100000011). Please check status of inSync Config Server.
Resolution
In the absence of a signed SSL certificate for inSync Master Server, perform the following steps to recreate the inSyncServerSSL.key file:
Stop all inSync services and wait for the processes to end on the Task Manager.
Rename the existing inSyncServerSSL.key located at C:\ProgramData\Druva\inSyncCloud\inSyncServer4\ to inSyncServerSSL.key.old.
Start all inSync services and check if the issue is resolved.
The default inSyncServerSSL.key file will look like as shown below:
β-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- <Myserver.key> -----END PRIVATE KEY----- -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- <Primary.cer> -----END CERTIFICATE-----
If the inSync Master Server is using a signed SSL certificate, ensure the inSyncServerSSL.key file is formatted as shown below:
-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY----- <Myserver.key> -----END RSA PRIVATE KEY----- -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- <primary.cer> -----END CERTIFICATE----- -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- <Intermediate.cer> -----END CERTIFICATE----- -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- <Root.cer> -----END CERTIFICATE-----
π‘ Tip
If the above steps do not resolve the issue, contact Druva Support.
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See also
To recreate the inSyncServerSSl.key from a signed certificate, see How to set up and install a Trusted Certificate from a Certification Authority (CA).
To install the certificate created in inSync Master Server, see How to install SSL certificate on inSync Master.