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I have a server with VMware ESXi 6.5 on it. The network behind the server consists of a Asus router and a ZyWALL USG which the server running ESXi is physically connected. The Asus router has a configured static route to the ZyWALL. The firewall feature on the ZyWALL is disabled.
I have troubles connecting to the web interface. I get a status message telling me "Establishing secure connection", the page loads for like 10 seconds, then it times out, leaving me there with a blank page telling me that the connection timed out.
Traceroute shows that the server is found via a static route, in this case the ZyWALL. The server responds to ping without any problems. However, when doing curl on https://server.ip/ i get the following message:
WMWARE WARNING: using IP address, SNI is being disabled by the OS. * Server aborted the SSL handshake
Here's the strange thing though. When I plug my laptop directly to a physical port on the ZyWALL there isn't any problems connecting to the server.
What's the issue?
Does this web interface use a certificate that is self-signed, if it is, then you will have to add that certificate to ESXi just like any client OS that requires you to manually add it. – Ramhound – 2017-08-10T20:28:49.270