Vikas Krishnan
12/18/2025, 6:58 AMosctrl-osquery-1-dev | I1217 07:07:29.681427 8 smbios_tables.cpp:253] Could not read SMBIOS memory
osctrl-osquery-3-dev | I1217 07:07:29.695061 9 smbios_tables.cpp:253] Could not read SMBIOS memory
osctrl-osquery-3-dev | I1217 07:07:29.696940 9 tls.cpp:263] TLS/HTTPS POST request to URI: <https://osctrl-nginx/2f8ad0c8-b6a2-46d9-ad4d-bcfcdfd5d42c/enroll>
osctrl-osquery-1-dev | I1217 07:07:29.700807 8 tls.cpp:263] TLS/HTTPS POST request to URI: <https://osctrl-nginx/2f8ad0c8-b6a2-46d9-ad4d-bcfcdfd5d42c/enroll>
osctrl-osquery-3-dev | W1217 07:07:29.755970 9 tls_enroll.cpp:101] Failed enrollment request to <https://osctrl-nginx/2f8ad0c8-b6a2-46d9-ad4d-bcfcdfd5d42c/enroll> (Request error: certificate verify failed) retrying...
osctrl-osquery-1-dev | W1217 07:07:29.761394 8 tls_enroll.cpp:101] Failed enrollment request to <https://osctrl-nginx/2f8ad0c8-b6a2-46d9-ad4d-bcfcdfd5d42c/enroll> (Request error: certificate verify failed) retrying...
osctrl-osquery-3-dev | I1217 07:07:45.756908 9 smbios_tables.cpp:253] Could not read SMBIOS memory
osctrl-osquery-1-dev | I1217 07:07:45.762305 8 smbios_tables.cpp:253] Could not read SMBIOS memory
osctrl-osquery-1-dev | I1217 07:07:45.764082 8 tls.cpp:263] TLS/HTTPS POST request to URI: <https://osctrl-nginx/2f8ad0c8-b6a2-46d9-ad4d-bcfcdfd5d42c/enroll>
osctrl-osquery-3-dev | I1217 07:07:45.776799 9 tls.cpp:263] TLS/HTTPS POST request to URI: <https://osctrl-nginx/2f8ad0c8-b6a2-46d9-ad4d-bcfcdfd5d42c/enroll>
osctrl-osquery-1-dev | W1217 07:07:45.790889 8 tls_enroll.cpp:101] Failed enrollment request to <https://osctrl-nginx/2f8ad0c8-b6a2-46d9-ad4d-bcfcdfd5d42c/enroll> (Request error: certificate verify failed) retrying...
osctrl-osquery-3-dev | W1217 07:07:45.819334 9 tls_enroll.cpp:101] Failed enrollment request to <https://osctrl-nginx/2f8ad0c8-b6a2-46d9-ad4d-bcfcdfd5d42c/enroll> (Request error: certificate verify failed) retrying...
Is there a way to disable TLS on the osctrl server so I can get the node to enrol properly? I guess this has something to do with the subjAltNames or CN on the cert I generated, but I've tried different options on the openssl.cnf file including adding the IP of the node to the alt_names, directly specifying the IP on the CN, etc. No luck though. I'll next try to enrol from another machine with the --tls_dump flag, but wanted to first pick your brains for a workaround here. Thanks!seph