Thanks for tip!
I could change finally correct URL, but it wasn't quite straightforward.
vCenter SSO database had wrong URL for vCenter and I couldn't find it anywhere from SSO configuration.
Finally I had to open vCenter SSO database with JXplorer and delete wrong URL from ServiceRegistrations.
I used this KB as guideline: VMware KB: Backing up and restoring the VMware vCenter Single Sign-On 5.5 configuration
The vCenter client URL is something you would get from connecting to vCenter.
(Once you connect to vCenter on normal https://vcenter.localnet.com you will have a link to the web client on the upper right hand side)
Normal format for the link:
https://vcenterserver.localnetwork.com:9443/vsphere-client/
Well, that's not what I ment.
I know what syntax is for vCenter url, that is not the problem.
I was wondering where vCloud Director contains information about url provider?
In vCloud database?
Or this information in vCenter?
If you've registered your vCD instance with vSphere Lookup Service (System - Administration - Federation) then you should be able to use vSphere Services to provide the URL. Thus, imho, vCD doesn't keep that setting in its DB and just takes it using vSphere Lookup Service.
Thanks for tip!
I could change finally correct URL, but it wasn't quite straightforward.
vCenter SSO database had wrong URL for vCenter and I couldn't find it anywhere from SSO configuration.
Finally I had to open vCenter SSO database with JXplorer and delete wrong URL from ServiceRegistrations.
I used this KB as guideline: VMware KB: Backing up and restoring the VMware vCenter Single Sign-On 5.5 configuration