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Maish2

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May 11th, 2010 13:00

Celerra NFS Plugin

Hi all.

I am trying to complete the installation of the Celerra NFS plugin for vSphere, to test against a VSA.

I am able to install the plugin and get most of the functionality working except for a few things

1. Tasks plugin - click to install - does not do anything but timeout - "Unable to connect to the remote server"

2. Fast clone - I can go through all stages - but keep on getting - "DHSM username and password is invalid"

I have a suspicion that this has to do with me having to go through a proxy.

If proxy is checked, then I cannot enable the plugin (Bad Gateway 502 Error)

Remove Proxy - and plugin is fine

But still getting these errors above.

Any ideas?

  • itzikr

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    Posted May 11th, 2010 13:00

    Hi Maish,

    im not sure what the effect of the proxy server are in the way it's tunneling your credentials.

    why don'y you either:

    1. use VMware workstation to host the ESX(i), the vCenter server and the VSA or

    2. use one ESX server and install the vCenter server and the VSA on it.

    I have the vSphere in a box running inside my workstation so i can ship or demo this to you.

    we can also arrange a meeting in our office (since we live in the same country..) and demo this along with a Pre-GA demo of UniSphere (can do it now that it's out of the door !)

    Itzik Reich
      Solutions Architect, IL Virtualization Technical Team Leader

    VCI,VCP4,3,VTSP4,MCTS,MCITP,MCSE,CCA,CCNA

      ________________________________________________

  • Maish2

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    Posted May 11th, 2010 14:00

    Unfortunatly neither of the options are viable at the moment

    It is an authentication issue

    ERROR 2010-05-12 12:28:04 [com.emc.celerra.vmware.nfs.ExtensionAwareTMI]: System.Exception: The DHSM username or password is invalid.
       at com.emc.celerra.vmware.nfs.engine.CloneController.FastClone(String sourceObjectId, String sourceObjectType, String originalDestinationObjectId, String originalDestinationObjectType, Int32 cloneCount, String cloneBaseName, Boolean powerOn, String customizationSpecification)
       at com.emc.celerra.vmware.nfs.ExtensionAwareTMI.<>c__DisplayClasse. b__5()

    I am certain that the username and password were entered correctly

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  • Maish2

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    Posted May 11th, 2010 15:00

    DHSM interface is configured

    server_2 : done
    DHSM FACILITY CONFIGURATION
      Service name       : EMC File Mover service
      Comment            : Service facility for getting DHSM attributes
      Active             : True
      Port               : 5080
      Threads            : 16
      Max requests       : 300
      Timeout            : 60 seconds
      ACCESS CONTROL
        Allowed IPs        : 10.x3.xx.42,10.x3.xx1.231,192.168.165.51
        Authentication     : digest ,Realm : DHSM_Authorization
        Allowed user       : maish
      SSL CONFIGURATION
        Mode               : OFF
        Persona            : default
        Protocol           : default
        Cipher             : default

    [nasadmin@itlabvsa1 ~]$  /nas/bin/server_http ALL -service dhsm -stats
    server_2 : done

    Statistics report for HTTPD facility DHSM :
       Thread activity
          Maximum in use count          : 1
       Connection
          IP filtering rejection count  : 0
       Request
          Authentication failure count  : 5
       SSL

          Handshake failure count       : 0

  • Maish2

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    Posted May 11th, 2010 15:00

    More progress.

    I re-installed the plugin - and it looks now that I am authenticating properly, for some reason the password was not being updated in the

    Infrastructure\Virtual Infrastructure Client\Plugins\EMC Celerra\cfg\EMC_Celerra_Credentials.xml file

    Once I  removed it - I could authenticate.

    But It seems that My ip is not authenticated - I am behind a NAT interface -

    Statistics report for HTTPD facility DHSM :
       Thread activity
          Maximum in use count          : 1
       Connection
          IP filtering rejection count  : 1
       Request
          Authentication failure count  : 5
       SSL
          Handshake failure count       : 0

    ERROR 2010-05-12 01:16:27 [com.emc.celerra.vmware.nfs.ExtensionAwareTMI]: System.Exception: Your client IP Address does not have access to DHSM on the Celerra. Please authorize your client on the Celerra and try again.

    Where can I find the log?

  • richard71

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    Posted May 11th, 2010 22:00

    I've got the same problem.

    Installed and   reinstalled the plugging and still getting the same error.

    Using  VSA  5.6.48.701 with vsphere 4  update 1

    https://10.97.1.5/servlets/wizards?object=interface&command=list&properties=name,address,mover,device
    DEBUG 2010-05-12 02:41:10 [com.emc.celerra.tools.engine.apl.HttpsConnection]: Received  response from Celerra:  interface mover:string="server_2" address:string="10.93.1.113"  name:string="nfs"  device:string="cge0"
    interface mover:string="server_2" address:string="128.221.253.2"  name:string="el31" device:string="el31"
    interface mover:string="server_2" address:string="128.221.252.2"  name:string="el30" device:string="el30"
    interface mover:string="server_2"  address:string="10.93.1.117" name:string="iSCSI" device:string="cge1"
    ERROR 2010-05-12 02:41:10 [com.emc.celerra.vmware.nfs.engine.Controller]: Compress  failed for VM [test-nfs] test-terminal/test-terminal.vmx System.Exception: The DHSM username or password is  invalid.
        at com.emc.celerra.vmware.nfs.engine.DhsmAdapter.ValidateNetworkInterfaceForDatamover(String  nonValidatedDatamoverIp,  String csHostname)
        at com.emc.celerra.vmware.nfs.engine.Controller.GetVmFlatFileType(String vmId)
        at com.emc.celerra.vmware.nfs.engine.Controller.ModifyDedupeState(Boolean dedupeEnabled, String objectId, String objectType)

    any ideas what to check?