I initially set the vCenter System Domain in the format "lab.company.com".
However, now I want to join the vCenter to an Active Directory domain (also in the format "lab.company.com").
The initial domain join worked successfully, however when I try to add the domain as an identity source using the source type "Active Directory (Windows Integrated Authentication)" I receive an error stating "Check the network settings and make sure you have network access to the identity source". Considering the initial domain join was successful and I can see the vCenter machine in the "Computers" OU, I suspect the issue is likely caused by the system domain being identical to the Active Directory domain.
I tried following this walkthrough and running the command "cmsso-util domain-repoint -m execute --src-emb-admin Administrator --dest-domain-name vsphere.local", but it failed at the very end. I created a backup first which I have since restored (and anyways this is a lab environment), but does anyone know if I need to run a different command or satisfy any prerequisites for the repoint to complete successfully?
For reference, I am running the latest stable version of vSphere 6.7 U3.
I think thats not possible/supportet. You have to reinstall your vCenter.
Regards,
Joerg
I somewhat suspected as much, in that case I'll just redeploy the vCenter then.
Thanks!
You cannot change it to a default name or something else like that, however as you know it's possible to repoint it (after release of vSphere 6.7) to another new deployed SSO domain with the default name (vsphere.local) via the cmsso-util domain-repoint.
Please check this link too.
You should be able to change domain name using the mentioned in your description. Do you have logs from the time of failure?
"cmsso-util domain-repoint -m execute --src-emb-admin Administrator --dest-domain-name vsphere.local"
After run this command nothing is working service state error and cannot repoint again with failed error message and need to restore from backup , please help