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@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/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 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.