Thanks for the reply. I feel like it is network as well, but cannot seem to pinpoint at the moment what it is complaining about. The get_vcenter_server_view shows all the right stuff in the CLI and the installation and discovery through DM with regards to vcenter credentials and discovery was without error - all checkmarks.
The get_storage command shows the managed array as the correct vcenter server and as registered storage so I think it looks OK from what I can tell. I've been told all ports are open, firewalls off to test, etc - is there a diagnostics command to validate what port/issue is the culprit perhaps? If I run a netstat on the VC server, the port is enabled to be open on the server, but doesn't seem to be listening which seems like more of an application issue possibly. The advanced test in the RP CLI that tests a source/destination IP and port seems to fail but even after enabling it on the vcenter server, it doesn;t seem to be started by vcenter though as the issue even after a reboot so I am not sure how it is related to the network port or what else to do to enable it since it seems it should be enabled.
fadliz
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March 6th, 2015 14:00
If the plugin is not getting pushed, it could be still network, check the Security guide for more ports.
Did you check the vCenter registration in CLi? Use get_storage. Also I assume DM completed without issues.
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echolaughmk
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March 6th, 2015 18:00
Hi Z,
Thanks for the reply. I feel like it is network as well, but cannot seem to pinpoint at the moment what it is complaining about. The get_vcenter_server_view shows all the right stuff in the CLI and the installation and discovery through DM with regards to vcenter credentials and discovery was without error - all checkmarks.
The get_storage command shows the managed array as the correct vcenter server and as registered storage so I think it looks OK from what I can tell. I've been told all ports are open, firewalls off to test, etc - is there a diagnostics command to validate what port/issue is the culprit perhaps? If I run a netstat on the VC server, the port is enabled to be open on the server, but doesn't seem to be listening which seems like more of an application issue possibly. The advanced test in the RP CLI that tests a source/destination IP and port seems to fail but even after enabling it on the vcenter server, it doesn;t seem to be started by vcenter though as the issue even after a reboot so I am not sure how it is related to the network port or what else to do to enable it since it seems it should be enabled.
Thanks!