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farhal
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What is rhttpproxy?

Can anyone tell me what is rhttpproxy?

and what happens if we restart it?

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a_p_
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AFAIK the rhttpproxy on the ESXi host is only used to access the Embedded Hosts Client (the HTML5 interface). Restarting it shouldn't affect any other services.

For details about the general Reverse Proxy functionality, see e.g. Reverse proxy - Wikipedia

André

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Alex_Romeo
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Hi,

The service httpproxy is "Reverse Proxy"

Usually it restarts in case of changes, to allow changes to be implemented.

The reverse proxy runs on each Platform Services Controller node and each vCenter Server system. It is a single entry point into the node and enables services that run on the node to communicate securely.

https://www.wojcieh.net/how-to-use-managed-service-accounts-with-vcenter-server/

Platform Services Controller Services

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Best Regards

Alessandro Romeo

Blog: https://www.aleadmin.it/
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farhal
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Thanks for the update. Actually the issue I'm having is with the ESXi Web Interface. Its stopped working and I cant access it through any browser.

Could restarting the rhttpproxy solve it?

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a_p_
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I've already recommended to restart this service in your previous thread (Re: ESXi GUI not opening while ping and ssh are fine). Didn't you do this yet?

It's a least worth a try.

André

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