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yousefj86

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July 8th, 2022 07:00

Error when create Recoverpoint for vm cluster

hello 

RecoverPoint for vm version is 5.3 SP2 P4

esxi version is 7.0 U3e last patch

vcenter  version is 7.0 U3e last Patch

When I tried to create a new cluster of RecoverPoint for vm  I got the following error:

""" Exposing repository  volume to vRPA. could not execute post deploy config VRPAs """

  • DELL-Sam L

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    Posted July 8th, 2022 14:00

    Hello yousefj86,

    Have you recently upgraded to 5.3? Are there any other vRPA’s beings used by RP?

  • yousefj86

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    Posted July 8th, 2022 22:00

    thanks for reply

    Have you recently upgraded to 5.3?  ""  yes ,The update was done a few days ago ""

    Are there any other vRPA’s beings used by RP?  "" yes  , there are one cluster with two vRPAs"

  • DELL-Josh Cr

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    Posted July 11th, 2022 09:00

    Hi,

    Try the steps in this document and see if that resolves it https://dell.to/3yzr67h Did you update all of the appliances to 5.3?

     

     

    Let us know if you have any additional questions.

  • yousefj86

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    Posted July 26th, 2022 21:00

    hi

    I could not solve the problem with the link you sent.

    I removed the clusters with the Uninstaller tool and tried to create a new cluster, but still got the error.

     

  • DELL-Josh Cr

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    Posted July 27th, 2022 06:00

    In that case the best option is to call phone support so they can go through the logs.

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    Posted September 12th, 2022 04:00

    Hi @yousefj86, please check that the DS you've selected for repository can be accessed by the vCenter user RPVM is using. Also check that this DS is shared across all ESXs in the cluster where the vRPA VMs are on.

     

    Hope that helps,

    Idan