For vCenter, you need to enable port 443. Additionally, VMware Converter requires a direct connection to the ESX server, so for ESX, you need to enable ports 443 and 902. but It is recommended to in...
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For vCenter, you need to enable port 443. Additionally, VMware Converter requires a direct connection to the ESX server, so for ESX, you need to enable ports 443 and 902. but It is recommended to install VMware Converter near the destination so better install VMware converter in your vCenter and If you have a firewall in the Cloud, allow incoming traffic on ports 22 and 443. For Windows conversion in proxy mode, install the VMware Converter agent on your source VM and allow traffic on port 9089.
Hi, Did you try downgrading to TLS 1.0 and restarting the converter services? Enable TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 Protocols in vCenter Converter Standalone (vmware.com)
This issue is happening only on El Capitan(OSX 10.11 onward ) upgrade of Mac. System Integrity Protection (rootless) is causing this issue. SIP is a new feature enabled in the Mac to prevent Mac...
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This issue is happening only on El Capitan(OSX 10.11 onward ) upgrade of Mac. System Integrity Protection (rootless) is causing this issue. SIP is a new feature enabled in the Mac to prevent Mac OS X compromise by malicious code. To workaround this issue i performed following steps: 1) Reboot the el-capitan in recovery mode 2) Disable the SIP( System Integrity Protection) using following command on terminal "csrutil disable; reboot" 3) Install the CIP 4) Reboot the el-capitan in recovery mode. 5) Run following command on terminal "csrutil enable" 6) Reboot the Mac After that i was able to launch CIP on the Mac without any problem. Thanks, Rohit