Configuration issue: "xpack.security.enrollment.enabled must be set to true"

Elastic Stack Kibana
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Hi,
I wanted to install the commercial version of kibana, but I was initially given only one enrollment token when I started using Docker for building purposes.

Now I want to generate a new enrollment token via the enrollment generator tool in the bin directory of the Elasticsearch, but every single time I use the tool I encounter this error:

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I tried to add xpack.security.enrollment.enabled: true to the Elasticsearch yml file but I got the same exact error as above.

Any suggestions on how to solve this issue?

The other issue I am facing is when I want to use kibana for building purposes on Docker, I get the error message "could not fetch" after I insert both the enrollment token and the verification key.

The second problem also needs some help.

I also understand that this service is blocked in my region. I just need clarification because my installation process has been difficult.

Thank you.

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How exactly do you run the elasticsearch-create-enrollment-token tool ? Is your elasticsearch node running in Docker too ? How do you spin the container up and how have you configured it ?

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For this issue here:

Now I want to generate a new enrollment token via the enrollment generator tool in the bin directory of the Elasticsearch, but every single time I use the tool I encounter this error:

I used CMD and not Docker terminal. I downloaded the latest version from here Download Kibana Free | Get Started Now | Elastic and run .\bin\kibana.bat in the root directory in cmd to install kibana.

To generate the enrollment token I used the bin\elasticsearch-create-enrollment-token.bat --scope kibana (This is the windows version of the command which I run in cmd) in the root directory of elastic and I encountered this error:

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I added the xpack.security.enrollment.enabled: true to the Elasticsearch yml file and had the same error as above.

For Docker, I pulled both images and run the kibana and Elasticsearch containers.

I used ES Docker terminal to generate the enrollment token (I used bin/elasticsearch-create-enrollment-token -s kibana) and Kibana terminal to get the verification keys (for that I used bin/kibana-verification-code).

for the enrollment token generator tool, I changed to the bin directory of ES and typed the name of the tool.