If you want Teradata QueryGrid Manager to be accessed by hostnames or IP addresses unknown to it (hostnames and IP address not in the SSL certificate generated when the first QueryGrid Manager starts up), you can add them to the SSL certificate so host verification can be performed.
- Log on to the Teradata QueryGrid Manager TMS, VM, or server.
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Open the /etc/opt/teradata/tdqgm/server.properties file.
You must have write permission to the files in /etc/opt/teradata/tdqgm.
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Set an aliases property.
- Add the aliases property.
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Add a hostname or IP address
The aliases property can contain a comma separated list of hostnames or IP addresses. For example:
aliases=qgm1.teradata.com,qgm2.teradata.com
- Save the file.
- At the command line, restart Teradata QueryGrid Manager by typing the following. service tdqgm restart