If the certificate used for a Nexus SSL configuration has a different primary FQDN (e.g. 'example.ch0.co') and a SAN (e.g. 'nexus.example.ch0.co'), the logic in Get-NexusLocalServiceUri will always try the primary FQDN.
Either:
- HostnameOverride should allow us to address this OR
- We should catch that there are multiple possible FQDNs and prompt for the correct one
If the certificate used for a Nexus SSL configuration has a different primary FQDN (e.g. 'example.ch0.co') and a SAN (e.g. 'nexus.example.ch0.co'), the logic in
Get-NexusLocalServiceUriwill always try the primary FQDN.Either: