Specifications

4 Edit the file sts.properties to replace the vCenter Single Sign-On hostname with the load balancer
hostname.
Use the following example as a model:
[service]
friendlyName=The security token service interface of the SSO server
version=1.5
ownerId=
type=urn:sso:sts
description=The security token service interface of the SSO server
productId=product:sso
viSite=SSO node1 site name
[endpoint0]
uri=https://loadbalancer fqdn.com:7444/sts/STSService/vsphere.local
ssl=C:\updateInfo\cacert.pem
protocol=wsTrust
5 Edit the file admin.properties to replace the vCenter Single Sign-On hostname with the load balancer
hostname.
Use the following example as a model:
[service]
friendlyName=The administrative interface of the SSO server
version=1.5
ownerId=
type=urn:sso:admin
description=The administrative interface of the SSO server
productId=product:sso
viSite=SSO node1 site name
[endpoint0]
uri=https://loadbalancer fqdn.com:7444/sso-adminserver/sdk/vsphere.local
ssl=C:\updateInfo\cacert.pem
protocol=vmomi
6 Edit the file gc.properties to replace the vCenter Single Sign-On hostname with the load balancer
hostname.
Use the following example as a model:
[service]
friendlyName=The group check interface of the SSO server
version=1.5
ownerId=
type=urn:sso:groupcheck
description=The group check interface of the SSO server
productId=product:sso
viSite=SSO node1 site name
[endpoint0]
uri=https://loadbalancer fqdn.com:7444/sso-adminserver/sdk/vsphere.local
ssl=C:\updateInfo\cacert.pem
protocol=vmomi
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