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Expand Up @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ The `Destination` cluster should be the same or newer version as the `Source` cl
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## Step 4: Enable bundle and add `reindex` settings on the `Desination` cluster. [ec-remote-reindex-step4]
## Step 4: Enable bundle and add `reindex` settings on the `Destination` cluster. [ec-remote-reindex-step4]

1. From your deployment page, go to the **Edit** page, click **Manage user settings and extensions**, select tab **Extensions** then enable `my_source_ca`.
2. Switch tab to **User settings**, append the following settings to the `elasticsearch.yml`. This step adds `source_server` to the `reindex.remote.whitelist`, points source CA bundle to be trusted by the `Destination` cluster using the setting `reindex.ssl.certificate_authorities`.
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