On Sat, Feb 27, 2021 at 3:18 AM <louisb(a)ameritech.net> wrote:
I’ve install ovirt multiple times with no errors and so far I’ve not been able to get the
SSO to display in my Firefox browser.
However thru trial and error I’ve discovered that when I enter the following URL
address:
https://localhost:443/ovirt-engine
Generally speaking, this should never work, unless you run your
browser on the engine machine.
Otherwise, name resolution on your browser machine should point
'localhost' to itself.
We also have code that should have warned/asked you about this.
I get the following message below:
The FQDN used to access the system is not a valid engine FQDN. You must access the system
using the engine FQDN or one of the engine alternate FQDNs.
Click here to continue
I’ve installed oVirt 4.4.4 on a standalone machine with no DNS, what can I do to resolve
this issue?
In the URL, you should use the same FQDN you provided when asked about
the FQDN of the engine.
If you then replied 'localhost', it should work (despite what I wrote above).
To see which FQDN you provided, you can run the following command on
the engine machine:
grep ^ENGINE_FQDN= /etc/ovirt-engine/engine.conf.d/*
When I click/select the “Continue” link I get the following message:
Having troubles finding this site.
What could I be doing wrong to cause this error to occur?
What should I be doing during the installation to prevent this from occurring?
See above.
Also:
Generally speaking, you can and should give your machine some name,
and make sure
name resolution for this name works. If you do not have DNS, you can do this
using /etc/hosts. Using 'localhost' is not a good idea, unless you refer to the
local host.
Good luck and best regards,
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Didi