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8 Replies Last post: Nov 5, 2009 11:04 AM by hayesbrett10  

AsyncRead errors; SSL Handshake failed with unexpected EOF posted: Jul 28, 2009 1:07 PM

Click to view bigDavefromTrenton's profile Novice 14 posts since
Jul 28, 2009

I'm getting these errors in my hostd logs; can anyone pinpoint my issue?

VMware ESX Server 3.5.0 build-153875 connected to a MSA1000 storage array.

2009-07-24 15:05:00.751 'App' 74230704 error SSLStreamImpl::DoServerHandshake ( 959C0B8) SSL_accept failed with Unexpected EOF
2009-07-24 15:05:00.751 'Proxysvc' 74230704 warning SSL Handshake on client connection failed for peer 10.10.10.10, error=SSL Exception: Unexpected EOF
2009-07-24 15:05:01.296 'App' 24226736 error SSLStreamImpl::DoServerHandshake ( 959C0B8) SSL_accept failed with Unexpected EOF
2009-07-24 15:05:01.297 'Proxysvc' 24226736 warning SSL Handshake on client connection failed for peer 10.10.10.10, error=SSL Exception: Unexpected EOF
2009-07-24 15:05:10.100 'ha-eventmgr' 87055280 info Event 370 : User vizmon@127.0.0.1 logged in
2009-07-24 15:05:58.780 'App' 87055280 warning Closing stream UNIX(/var/run/vmware/proxy-sdk) due to timeout
2009-07-24 15:06:14.088 'App' 25496496 error ResponseCompleted Close or AsyncRead failed Bad file descriptor/N7Vmacore15SystemExceptionE

Click to view kjb007's profile Guru 5,476 posts since
Sep 18, 2006
Are you seeing an error that is pointing you to these log entries? With regards to your log entries, have you enabled validating SSL certificates on the server side?

-KjB
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Click to view kjb007's profile Guru 5,476 posts since
Sep 18, 2006

Can you connect to webaccess on those esx hosts? You can try recreating the ssl certificates on the host itself. Log into the console, 'cd /etc/vmware/ssl'. Move those two files to another location, 'mv * /tmp'. Then restart hostd, 'service mgmt-vmware restart'.


-KjB
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Click to view virtek's profile Hot Shot 120 posts since
Jul 18, 2006
I am getting same errors in hostd.log on one of two vsphere ESX hosts. They symptom is an inability to establish connection (as a result of the SSL failure). The message is attached. I can ping SC and putty into the host. I tried removing SSL files as you suggested and restarting mgmt-vmware service and no luck ?
Click to view virtek's profile Hot Shot 120 posts since
Jul 18, 2006

Here is the error from viclient attached in word


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Click to view virtek's profile Hot Shot 120 posts since
Jul 18, 2006


Check for a version mismatch between the client and ESX or vSphere by going to Help About from within the VI Client.

Click to view virtek's profile Hot Shot 120 posts since
Jul 18, 2006

Got it. It turned out to be a client (IE) Certificate issue. I must have previously told Vi Client to install the certificate for the host I was connecting to. I went into IE, removed the certificate for the host I was having an issue with and then cleared SSL cache and that fixed it for me.

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Click to view hayesbrett10's profile Lurker 1 posts since
Jul 9, 2008

This fixed my issue as well. Went to IE, tools, options, contect tab and clicked Clear SSL state. After this the server came back into the vCenter as connected and no issues. This happened to me after a simple reboot of the esxi server.

Thanks for the workaround. Anybody have an idea on a perm fix for this issue?

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