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Description of problem:
If it's required to use the SAN hostname to access the Satellite WebUI interface and if the Satellite server's custom SSL certificate includes SAN, the following steps need to perform on the Satellite server.
1) Modify /etc/foreman/cockpit/cockpit.conf file and update Origins value:
# cat /etc/foreman/cockpit/cockpit.conf | head -4
[WebService]
LoginTitle = Foreman Cockpit
UrlRoot = /webcon/
Origins = https://sat6.example.com
2) Edit /etc/foreman/cockpit/foreman-cockpit-session.yml file and replace foreman_url value with SAN hostname:
:foreman_url: "https://sat6.example.com"
:ssl_ca_file: "/etc/pki/katello/certs/katello-server-ca.crt"
:ssl_certificate: "/etc/foreman/client_cert.pem"
:ssl_private_key: "/etc/foreman/client_key.pem"
However the satellite-installer command or an upgrade will override all these and we have to configure again to access the Satellite with the Red Hat web console.
Actual results:
Fails to access the Red Hat web console using CNAME after the upgrade.
Expected results:
Cockpit settings should persists even after the Satellite upgrade.