openssl x509 -in /etc/vmware/nsx/host-cert.pem -noout -dates
Transport Node certificates expiring within 825 days have been detected. It is strongly recommended to run the CARR script before upgrading NSX Manager to replace these certificates proactively. For detailed instructions, refer to KB article https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article?articleId=369034.
VMware NSX
The warning occurs because the certificate lifespan for Transport Nodes (TN) was mistakenly configured to 824 days in versions 4.1.x and 4.2.0. The default duration is 10 years. While this configuration is corrected in subsequent releases, the upgrade pre-check proactively flags existing affected certificates so you can replace them in a non-disruptive manner before expiration.
This is only a pre-check warning and can be acknowledged / skipped but it is strongly recommended the certificates be replaced prior to upgrade.
You can replace the certificates centrally from the NSX managers using the automated CARR script Using Certificate Analyzer, Results and Recovery (CARR) Script to fix certificate related issues in NSX.
Alternatively the certificates can be replaced in a manual fashion by following the workaround steps in KB Alarm For Transport Node Certificate is About to Expire.