NickDaGeekUK's Posts

@GoodMorningDave  to the SHD is what you need to connect to AFAIK.
Hi Anushman, you are most welcome, look forward to the change in the next release. In the meantime it might be worth telling the documentation team as they can edit the online instructions to inclu... See more...
Hi Anushman, you are most welcome, look forward to the change in the next release. In the meantime it might be worth telling the documentation team as they can edit the online instructions to include this information. all the best Nick
Hi Anushman, Can you confirm the password complexity requirements please as I had thought I had complied with them. "Passphrase key is 12 to 32 characters alphanumeric string with special charecter... See more...
Hi Anushman, Can you confirm the password complexity requirements please as I had thought I had complied with them. "Passphrase key is 12 to 32 characters alphanumeric string with special charecters" I tried this again today and added a number and then got a save button so the password complexity message needs to be updated.  I had previously used Upper and Lower Case with a special character and it did not work and would not allow the save button to activate. I tried to put in a passphrase that included a number and immediately got the save button. Obviously, it didn't match the key I had setup previously without a number and I got the invalid key message. So I reinitialized the credential store with a passphrase that included Upper and Lower Case with both a number and a special character. Having done this with a new passphrase which included a number (third time lucky is what they say isn't it?) the scheduler finally accepted the passphrase. I have activated scheduler and set up SMTP and a scheduled job.  It looks to me as if the on screen prompt for password complexity needs rewriting to include numbers cheers Nick
Hi, I have reset the key passphrase via SSH as per  Change the Passphrase for Scheduler Key (vmware.com) and Forgot the Passphrase for Scheduler (vmware.com) to no avail. I have also updated bot... See more...
Hi, I have reset the key passphrase via SSH as per  Change the Passphrase for Scheduler Key (vmware.com) and Forgot the Passphrase for Scheduler (vmware.com) to no avail. I have also updated both tools and VCG and rebooted the appliance and tried both Edge, Chrome, and Firefox. I cannot save email alerts configuration unless I enable the scheduler. Any suggestions please? any ideas?
@VDSB  Solved: SSL Connection to target failed - Unexpected error... - VMware Technology Network VMTN possibly an issue with the vCentre server itself, if it is a VCSA then the above link suggests ... See more...
@VDSB  Solved: SSL Connection to target failed - Unexpected error... - VMware Technology Network VMTN possibly an issue with the vCentre server itself, if it is a VCSA then the above link suggests a restart of a service mlima87 Contributor Solution was to login to server and restart vmware-shd with below cmd.  systemctl restart vmware-shd
@VDSB  use putty to connect via ssh or if in vSphere open a console session log in as root you need to run vi if your network it is on begins 10. the file you need to edit will be called /etc/sys... See more...
@VDSB  use putty to connect via ssh or if in vSphere open a console session log in as root you need to run vi if your network it is on begins 10. the file you need to edit will be called /etc/systemd/network/10-static-en.network if your network is on 192. most likely it will be called  /etc/systemd/network/192-static-en.network move cursor down and to end of last line (which in my case was DNS=) and hit lower case o this adds a new line Domains=<mylocaldomain>  make sure you have your full domain instead of the <> placeholder (in my case domain.local) Check for typos if all good enter a colon followed by wq :wq to write out the file to disk and quit VI you can then use the commands to restart the service daemon or simply go the whole hog as I did type reboot that should do it.
Thanks for this, just did a fresh install of skyline and had the same problem. used VI to edit  /etc/systemd/network/*-static-en.network the asterisk is, as I found out, a place holder for the first... See more...
Thanks for this, just did a fresh install of skyline and had the same problem. used VI to edit  /etc/systemd/network/*-static-en.network the asterisk is, as I found out, a place holder for the first part of your dotted IP address and will vary according to your setup For the benefit of us VI noobs like me /etc/systemd/network/*-static-en.network move cursor down and to end of last line (which in my case was DNS=) and hit lower case o this adds a new line Domains=<mylocaldomain>  make sure you have your full domain instead of the <> placeholder (in my case domain.local) Check for typos if all good enter a colon followed by wq :wq to write out and quit then I went for reboot. Bingo it works.