Vmware vsphere 6.5 appliance error 500
Also instead of doing what VMware says to change the shell on the VCSA, do what this guy suggests instead:
#Vmware vsphere 6.5 appliance error 500 update#
If you get unable to agree on a cipher suite, you’ll need to update your copy of WinSCP to a newer version.
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Now a couple real quick things to note here. Try Anywayįor some reason at this point I decided to double the mentioned work around in the initial VMware KB I found as the main login symptom was exactly the same even though I couldn’t validate the same log entries within the logs. As mentioned here and here and for some odd reason this guy just changed his IP address?! Weird.įor me I checked the local Hosts file and it was fine, and couple other mentioned fixes and they all didn’t work for me. Now when I’d try access vCEnter Web UI I was greeted with a blank white web page with simple text stating “No Healthy Upstream”, now looking into this, people reached this problem for several different reasons. Looking at my firewall I couldn’t see any LDAP connections from vCenter to my LDAP server since the upgrade. : Authentication data not foundĬaused by: .json.SignatureException: Cannot verify the signature over the provided data T01:19:01.322Z Not successful authentication What I did see in my logs was the following: T23:58:03.945Z .ldap.NoSuchObjectLdapException: No such object Which I could not see, so I wasn’t sure if this was the issue or not. (/var/log/vmware/trustmanagement/trustmanagement-svcs.log) T09:27:03.474Z Failed to find trusted path to signing certificate I did however first hit this KB about it as well I was a bit thrown off has it indicated to only do it if you see the following in the logs: Kind of wished I had read this reddit post right off the hop, cause the first reply was is going to be my answer at the end of this post. For some odd reason a couple days later when I went to navigate to the vCenter login page I was greeted with: An error occurred while fetching identity providers. So The other day I posted about upgrading vCenter to 7.0.x while everything went fine during the upgrade.