Hello,
It looks like vShield Manager cannot access the host's management construct. Ensure that vShield Manager and vCenter can both access the network on which the service construct for ESXi lives. All three should ideally be on the same network. The management network and segregated from the rest of your networks.
Best regards,
Edward L. Haletky
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