Update:  Still no resolution but I did notice that when I try and reset my Dell VC Virtual server to factory default it errors out stating that it was unable to remove the Vcenter Registration

SSL issue was solved by clearing my Internet Explorer SSL certificate cache and then recreating the Dell Virtual Environment with new ip address and hostname

Mike,

Thank you for sharing your resolution around the SSL issue.

Regards,

KongY

You need to unregister the plugin from the vCenter console.  To remove plug-ins on the vCenter Server, go into the vCenter Managed Object Reference at http://vcenterservername/mob (if you're accessing it remotely, use https). You may want to use the IP address of the vCenter rather than the name.  Authenticate with vSphere credentials and then click on content and then the extension manager.  From the list of installed extensions, get the text of the vcenter plugin , but don't take the extensionList[" part  of the name, nor the "] at the end. It should look something like .com.dell.vcenter_Plugin.  Click the "UnregisterExtension" link at the bottom of the pageFrom the list of installed extensions, get the text of the plug-in that you want to remove , but don't take the extensionList[" part  of the name, nor the "] at the end. The name should look something like .com.dell.vCenter_Plugin.  Click the "UnregisterExtension" link at the bottom of the page and enter the plug-in name. Once it's unregistered, close out the MOB screen and restart your vSphere client.  

Credit for this goes to Rick Vanover - link:

virtualizationreview.com/.../removing-a-vcenter-server-plug-in.aspx