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RobertNikogosia
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reregistring vcenter to nsx-t -Error code: 7065

Hello guys,

after changing the default passwords during the installation I figured out, that the Compute Managers (vCenter) - switched to Connection Status down. There is two Compute Managers. The first one deleted and reregistered. So far so fine. The second one makes me trouble.

Compute manager with this IP apvc002 was recently deleted and is being cleaned up. Please retry registering after some time. (Error code: 7065)

I am waiting already two days, tried again - same error.

Do you know this behaviour? Maybe manual cleaning is necessary?

Thanks

Kind regards

Robert

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RobertNikogosia
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Hello guys,

So, after I was able to register vCenter in NSX-T Manger with IP, and it works fine, tried on the next day to change to FQDN and on funny way I didn't get any Erros... Just was everything fine...

So the right way: deregister, cleane up MOB, restert sevices, register again...

stay home and healthy

Robert

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RaymundoEC
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seem like a manual cleaning on MOB is required to check this KB

VMware Knowledge Base

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RobertNikogosia
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Hello Raymundo,

thank you for replying.

yes I know, I cleaned up MOB before. That wasn't helpful. Today I added vCenter successfully but only with IP, with FQDN was it unpossible. I don't habe any idea if this will acure any problems.

We will see.

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RobertNikogosia
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Hello guys,

So, after I was able to register vCenter in NSX-T Manger with IP, and it works fine, tried on the next day to change to FQDN and on funny way I didn't get any Erros... Just was everything fine...

So the right way: deregister, cleane up MOB, restert sevices, register again...

stay home and healthy

Robert

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