After renewing certificates in VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Operations, the Certificate and Password page displays as completely blank.
The error:
"Duplicate key ############### (attempted merging values com.integrien.alive.common.adapter3.config.CertificateConfig@####### and com.integrien.alive.common.adapter3.config.CertificateConfig@######) Please check connectivity" is observed in the VMware Infrastructure Management adapter instance by hovering the mouse over the red icon. (Operate > Administration > Configuration > Inventory Management > Adapter Instances > VMware Infrastructure Management adapter instances).
VCF Operations 9.1
Duplicate trusted certificate entries exist within the VCF Operations trust store sharing identical thumbprint keys post-renewal, causing object collisions during inventory synchronization.
Fix will be available in the future releases.
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Stage 1: Restart Infrastructure Management Adapter Instances
Log in to the VCF Operations UI as an administrator.
Navigate to Operate → Administration → Configuration → Inventory Management → Adapter Instances → VMware Infrastructure Management adapter instances.
Select all Infrastructure Management Adapter rows → Click Start Maintenance.
Select all Infrastructure Management Adapter rows → Click End Maintenance.
Record the duplicated key value displayed in the error message.
Stage 2: Remove Duplicated Certificates
Navigate to Administration → Certificates → Trusted Certificates.
Search for the certificate matching the duplicate key value/thumbprint obtained in Stage 1.
Delete the matching duplicate certificate entry.
If the error persists after initial deletion, repeat Stage 1 to check for additional conflicting thumbprints and remove them accordingly.
Navigate to Administration → Integrations.
Reconfigure the vCenter adapter instance → Click Validate Connection → Accept the certificate when prompted → Click Save.