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txfree2
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Changed my VCenter Ip address and now I can't delete my pools

I just did an IP schema change on my vdi environment everything went good upgraded from Horizon 7.4 to 7.6. But I can't delete the old VCenter (it was connected by IP address in horizon) when I try to delete it, it say's I have to delete the pools first. So when I try to delete the pools it can't because it can not connect to the old Vcenter is there a way around that? I need to delete the old vcenter and add the new vcenter to the connection brokers. Thanks.

Tyson

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kevinpower
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Hallo Tyson,

I think the following blog will help you with your issue.

https://www.vmadmin.co.uk/resources/53-view/389-unable-to-remove-vcenter-server-from-view-administra...

You must first delete the vcenter connection on all pools in the adam database

Before doing anything, take a backup of the database.

Good Luck

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BenFB
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Try running ViewDBChk to see if it will clean-up the ADAM database.

Removing invalid linked clone entries automatically using the ViewDBChk tool in VMware Horizon View 5.3 and later versions (2118050)

VMware Knowledge Base

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