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I'm getting errors trying to setup vCNS 5.5.3 with my vCAC 6.1 setup.
These are both fresh installs, but I'm receiving the following errors in vCAC trying to do a data collection.
Workflow 'vSphereVCNSInventory' failed with the following exception: Could not reach vCenter Orchestrator endpoint {0}. Trying the next highest priority endpoint.
I found this KB Article relating to this error, noting an issue with data collection if you're using a load balancer in NSX which I am not.
According to the support matrix, these are supported.
https://www.vmware.com/pdf/vcloud-automation-center-61-support-matrix.pdf
Is anyone else having a similar error?
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Do you have a vCO endpoint configured in vCAC?
The NSX/vCNS integration for vCAC 6.1 calls vCO workflows that are part of the NSX plugin. That means you have to configure a vCO endpoint that has the NSX plugin installed in order for vCAC to start configuring NSX/vCNS components.
-James
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I guess you need add vCO as endpoint first, before add NSX or vCNS.
You can add internal vCO from VCAC appl.
For example: https://srv-vcacapp01.home.lab:8281/vco
Kirill.
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So an update.
I removed the vcns checkbox and still get the error. I think my vCAC server can't communicate with vCO but I don't know why.
I rebuilt both vCO and vCAC and made sure they were all on the same SSO Server but that didn't make any difference. Also a complete rebuild of both vCAC and vCO left me with the same error.
Is anyone successfully using vCO 5.5.3 and vCAC 6.1 together?
Workflow 'vSphereVCNSInventory' failed with the following exception: Could not reach vCenter Orchestrator endpoint {0}. Trying the next highest priority endpoint.
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I wonder if somehow the load balancing in the vCNS is set to "IP hash" by default?
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Two things that got me:
1: Firewall from vcac/iaas to vco
2: You need to install the NSX plugin on vco if it is an external instance
Download VMware NSX for vSphere
Good luck!
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No firewalls in place, and the NSX plugin is installed on my external vCO appliance.
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It sounds like the vCO endpoint in vCAC is still mis-configured.
Is the URL path for vCO: https://<FQDN to vCO Server>:8281/vco/
And the custom property VMware.VCenterOrchestrator.Priority added to the endpoint?
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wow, really embarrassed.
I had the https://vcoserver.domain.local:8281 but not a /vco at the end.
Simple fix that I should've found.
Thanks for everyones help.