vCSA 6.5

[raadredhat]

hello all

vCSA 6.5 OVA file deploy in VMware workstation stuck in [Waiting for RPM Installation to finish (64% done.)]

take a long time no change what is the problem

[virtualg_uk]

Could be disk / memory / CPU causing the delay. Can you check if you have any high values for those via Task Manager?

[AndreyKrushelni]

I have the same problem

"Waiting for RPM Installation to finish (64% done.)"

Have you solved the problem?

[MSOAdmin]

any resolution to this . i am trying to configure vcenter 6.5 on the imported vcsa 6.5b but "rpm insatllation " stuck on 91%.

best regards

Arun Balodi

[virtualg_uk]

Please check that all hostnames have DNS A and PTR records set

You might want to try using FQDNs where possible in the wizard

Also it's been reported that disabling IPv6 can help

[asiriym]

I have the same problem

"Waiting for RPM Installation to finish (95% done.)"

I need help to solve this issue.

[Su88a]

I had the same issue and upon raising a support call I found out the new way of installing vCenter 6.5

It is installed via vcsa-ui-installer\win32

How to guide can be found at here

[Jitu211003]

Try using workstation 12.0 pro. It will allocate 10 Disk in total 150 GB approx with 10 GB memory and 2 CPU.

In your case, see whether your system meets the below requirement.

Platform Services Controller Only: 2GB Ram

All components on one Appliance.

• Tiny: 8GB RAM
• Small: 16GB RAM
• Medium: 24GB RAM
• Large: 32GB - 64GB RAM

Hope, it resolves your query.

Do not forget to mark this helpful.

[RRDZ]

I am stuck at the same point.

This is the install log registered....

error: rpmInstall error[550]: { resolution:

   { id: 'cis.install.troubleshoot',

     localized: 'Check /var/log/firstboot/cloudvm.log',

     translatable: 'Check /var/log/firstboot/cloudvm.log' },

  detail:

   [ { args: [],

       id: 'cis.install.internal.error',

       localized: '2017-06-15T09:19:57.852Z: Failed to configure network',

       translatable: '2017-06-15T09:19:57.852Z: Failed to configure network' } ],

  componentKey: 'cloudvm-install.sh',

  problemId: null }

2017-06-15T09:20:02.062Z - info: Cancelling the ping timer for session mgmt

[Jitu211003]

Make sure your NICs are connected on Vcenter

[HussainAlfaraj]

Hi,

I had the same issue, I found out that my firewall (Kaspersky) was blocking vcsa. Check your firewall\antivirus app.

All the best,

Hussain

[AndreTheGiant]

Storage performance can also be a possible issue