Hello,
First of all, I'm lost when it comes down to certs and want to learn!
I'm using Zabbix cloud and have the certificate based encryption between the proxy(s) and frontend setup and working.
There for, I have the CA, CRT and key files on stored on the proxy and only accessible by the Zabbix admin on the proxy.
I now would like to setup encryption for the agents I'm installing on our windows VM's.
At this point I'm a bit lost. According to the documentation, I have to copy over the CA, CRT and Key file to all my VM's or store them on a shared location (not recommended due to issues at boot?).
Am I supposed to create folders on all my VM's that have specific NTFS rights to secure those certificate files?
How do you guys do this? What's best practice for this?
I want to do it right the first time instead of getting an ISO audit and having to install a couple of hundreds of agents anew.
Thanks for any feedback!
Please take in account that my knowledge of certs is very limited and might need a bit more explanation when it gets technical.
kr,
-M
First of all, I'm lost when it comes down to certs and want to learn!
I'm using Zabbix cloud and have the certificate based encryption between the proxy(s) and frontend setup and working.
There for, I have the CA, CRT and key files on stored on the proxy and only accessible by the Zabbix admin on the proxy.
I now would like to setup encryption for the agents I'm installing on our windows VM's.
At this point I'm a bit lost. According to the documentation, I have to copy over the CA, CRT and Key file to all my VM's or store them on a shared location (not recommended due to issues at boot?).
Am I supposed to create folders on all my VM's that have specific NTFS rights to secure those certificate files?
How do you guys do this? What's best practice for this?
I want to do it right the first time instead of getting an ISO audit and having to install a couple of hundreds of agents anew.
Thanks for any feedback!
Please take in account that my knowledge of certs is very limited and might need a bit more explanation when it gets technical.
kr,
-M

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