Failed to connect. Curl error code: 77 when using the RSA MFA Agent 9.0 for PAM via REST Protocol
Originally Published: 2024-07-19
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Applies To
RSA Product/Service Type: MFA Agent for PAM
Issue
The /var/ace/log/mfa_rest.log displays the following error messages:
2024-06-27 09:46:36,623 [0x7fdc160b15c0] INFO (../src/ConnectionHandler/ConnectionHandler.cpp:571) - Connecting to Server: https://primary.rsalab.com:5555/mfa/v1_1/authn 2024-06-27 09:46:36,634 [0x7fdc160b15c0] ERROR (../src/ConnectionHandler/ConnectionHandler.cpp:575) - Failed to connect.Curl error code: 77
Cause
Curl error code 77 indicates an issue related to the SSL root CA certificate. Specifically, it means that application failed to load or verify the SSL root CA certificate file, which is necessary for establishing a secure connection.
Resolution
- Ensure that the server's SSL root CA certificate is imported on the Linux machine, rather than the intermediate or server certificates. Follow these steps in the article on how to export root certificates for RSA SecurID Access Authentication Manager, Identity Router, or Cloud Authentication Service.
- After exporting the certificate, import it into the /var/ace directory on the Linux server.
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