Elastic Endpoint Security missing host

[Kevin_Logan]

Hi @ManuelF

In order to restart the elastic-endpoint, you should be able to run: sudo systemctl restart ElasticEndpoint on Linux.

EDIT: in addition, you should run: update-ca-certificates to ensure that the Endpoint will recognize the new certs.

If this is still not working, try following the commands from this comment:

Missing Elastic Security and endpoint integration data

FWIW, on an Ubuntu Linux VM, I was able to connect up an endpoint to elasticsearch using pki certificates. An issue I noticed was that I needed to restart endpoint in order for it to pick up changes in the system's trusted certificates. I ran the following two commands in a root shell to add the certificate: $ openssl pkcs12 -in certs/http.p12 -nokeys -out /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/elasticsearch-http.crt $ update-ca-certificates After restarting the endpoint, it was able to connect up …

As @ferullo has said, this could be a bug in the Endpoint restarting upon restart of the elastic-agent, so the steps you took will be helpful.