not sure whether I understood the your requirement correct. But if you're changing the password of the vCenter user used for the EBR integration I suggest the following workflow:
In the EBR GUI (Status tab): Check the status of the EBR Services (all should run, also the "Backup scheduler").
Configuration tab: “Click to modify vCenter configuration”
Enter the EBR password
Enter the vCenter password (if you're using a SSO host, please use the SSO IP, please think about adding "@vsphere.local" if needed, check the required vCenter user account privileges)
Afterwards the EBR will restart and reintegrate into NetWorker and vCenter.
Are you executing those steps and afterwards you receive the "EBR: Validate vCenter credentials failed" message?
For further investigation you might think about creating a new vCenter user account (check "NetWorker and VMware Integration Guide.pdf")
with my current setup (NW 8.2.3.5, VBA-1.1.3.7 with VBA-1.1.3.7-Bravo-TLA path) I had the same issue. It was caused by a temporary not working DNS server.
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Posted September 12th, 2016 05:00
Hi,
not sure whether I understood the your requirement correct. But if you're changing the password of the vCenter user used for the EBR integration I suggest the following workflow:
Are you executing those steps and afterwards you receive the "EBR: Validate vCenter credentials failed" message?
For further investigation you might think about creating a new vCenter user account (check "NetWorker and VMware Integration Guide.pdf")
Regards
Michael