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Yes, this particular cluster was rebuilt and I am assuming that is why there is a double listing of the cluster.  I'll stand-by for support to provide guidance.  Thanks.
I am experiencing a strange issue with how my vSAN licenses are being reported in vCenter. I have a 32CPU vSAN license and I currently have two vSAN clusters using this license.  Each cluster is 8CP... See more...
I am experiencing a strange issue with how my vSAN licenses are being reported in vCenter. I have a 32CPU vSAN license and I currently have two vSAN clusters using this license.  Each cluster is 8CPU which means I am using 16CPU of the 32CPU license, however, it is showing 24CPU being used in Administration -> Licenses -> Products.  If i look into it, one of my clusters is listed twice. I have a ticket open with support but so far they have not provided a solution.  I just wanted to open this up to the wider community in case someone has experienced the same issue.
I just did this with my licenses.  We purchased new vSphere licenses and I downgraded them to version 7 and I still have the option to upgrade them back to 8.
I ran into this problem as well and ended up using the Win8 drivers as those were signed.
I literally just had this issue and was in absolute freakout mode.  I tried all of the suggestions above this one and none of them worked until I came to this one.  I am running the latest version of... See more...
I literally just had this issue and was in absolute freakout mode.  I tried all of the suggestions above this one and none of them worked until I came to this one.  I am running the latest version of vCenter 7.0.3.  Although mine was fsck /dev/vg_root_0/lv_root _0. Thank you so much.
SDDC Manager is broken.  I was following along with the VVD documentation and was installing the certificates.  Everything was going just fine until I ran this: sh /opt/vmware/vcf/operationsmanager/... See more...
SDDC Manager is broken.  I was following along with the VVD documentation and was installing the certificates.  Everything was going just fine until I ran this: sh /opt/vmware/vcf/operationsmanager/scripts/cli/sddcmanager_restart_services.sh Now when I try to login to SDDC Manager I get this {"message":"500 - \"{\\\"errorCode\\\":\\\"IDENTITY_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR\\\",\\\"arguments\\\":[],\\\"message\\\":\\\"Identity Internal Server Error\\\",\\\"referenceToken\\\":\\\"CSQLJJ\\\"}\""} The URL is showing https://vcf01.lab.io/ui/api/internal/login/callback and if I try to change it to https://vcf01.lab.io/ui the UI looks like the attached image. Any ideas of where to look?
I finally got it working.  I ditched the eBGP package on pfsense and switched to FRR.  After some tinkering here is what I had to do: Created a "loopback" address which is a VLAN assigned to my LAN ... See more...
I finally got it working.  I ditched the eBGP package on pfsense and switched to FRR.  After some tinkering here is what I had to do: Created a "loopback" address which is a VLAN assigned to my LAN interface with a /32 address. Enabled FRR and set the router ID to the loopback /32 address in the global settings. On the BGP settings I set the Local AS and configured the peers. Once I did that all of the edge nodes picked it up and BGP routing is working.
I apologize for the delay, just got home. BGP state = Active And I am only showing directly connected routes which are basically the uplinks.
I'll have to doublecheck this when I get home but I'm pretty sure the answer will be no.
I made pfsense pretty much wide open, nothing but ANY-ANY rules on every interface, it is just a router at this point.
I am attempting to deploy a nested vCF 4.1 on my homelab using VMUG licenses.  So far everything has been going fine aside some timeout issues when deploying the NSX-T Managers but the SDDC Bringup h... See more...
I am attempting to deploy a nested vCF 4.1 on my homelab using VMUG licenses.  So far everything has been going fine aside some timeout issues when deploying the NSX-T Managers but the SDDC Bringup has failed configuring BGP.  I have scoured the internet looking for successful configurations of pfsense and vCF but not having any luck. Yes, I am aware of the VLC and have used it before but I am trying to follow the 6.1 VVD as closely as possible attempting to replicate a production environment.  Just need to figure out the BGP portion. I did download and install the eBGP package to pfsense and configured it how I thought it should be done but that is apparently wrong. I am hoping someone out there has successfully done this using pfsense and can help me out. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so much, worked like a champ.
I resolved my Access Denied error when trying to SSH into vCenter by following this article: VMware Knowledge Base In my case I had set it to /bin/bash/ instead of /bin/bash But I still... See more...
I resolved my Access Denied error when trying to SSH into vCenter by following this article: VMware Knowledge Base In my case I had set it to /bin/bash/ instead of /bin/bash But I still have the certificate issue when attempting to get to https://vcsa.domain.com:5480.  It gives me an invalid certificate error and I cannot login.  But if I go to https://vcsa:5480 I can login and see that my certificate is still from my old CA.  Would like to fix this as it is bugging me.  Any ideas are welcome.
I have a strange problem that I have been working on all day and just don't know what else to do. I migrated my internal CA to 2016 server which required me to update my certs for vSphere.  I ... See more...
I have a strange problem that I have been working on all day and just don't know what else to do. I migrated my internal CA to 2016 server which required me to update my certs for vSphere.  I went though the steps and thought all was good until I tried to SSH into the VMCA.  I kept getting Access Denied errors when logging in with the root account.  It eventually locked the account and found steps to unlock it and I even tried resetting the password. Now here is what is strange.  All of my hosts and vCenter show the correct certificate in my browser.  Even the PSC URL is good (https://vmca.domain.com/psc).  I am able to login all fine and dandy.  However, if I go to https://vmca.domain.com:5480 it shows the certificate from my old 2012 CA which is no longer online and I cannot login.  But if I go to https://vmca:5480 I can login but the certificate is still wrong. I also cannot access the VMCA with WinSCP, keeps giving me authentication errors.  I cannot SSH into it with my root account, just keeps saying Access Denied.  I can SSH with my administrator@vsphere.local account but I can't do a whole lot. So what I want to do is reset everything back to self-signed certs and go through the process again but cannot get anywhere.  Hoping someone has some ideas for me to try.  Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.