VxRail: Unable to deploy OVF

The following error is displayed while deploying a Open Virtualization Format (OVF) template from a web browser (vSphere Web client):    

Procedure:   

1. Install an appropriate web browser Plug-in.
   1. Install an appropriate plug-in to the web browser that is used to access to vSphere web client if it is not installed it yet.

2. Access using vSphere web client with vCSA FQDN (not with its IP Address).
3. Try to deploy the OVF.

• Client Integration Plug-in fails to load in Chrome Browser version 58+ (2150369)  https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2150369
• vSphere Web Client Integration Plug-in fails in Google Chrome 45 or later (2130672 )
• After updating Mozilla Firefox to version 39 or later, VMware vSphere Web Client Integration Plug-in 6.0 no longer functions (2125623) https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2125623
• Troubleshooting the vSphere 6.0 Client Integration Plug-in when it fails to function (2112086) https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2112086
• VMware ESXi 6.5 - 4GB Upload Limit using IE 11 https://communities.vmware.com/thread/557962

2. Install a certification file into the Operating System (OS) (some web browsers use the certification that is installed in the OS).
   1. Get a certification file and install to the PC according to VMware KB https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2108294 .
   2. Close all the web browsers and re-launch it.
   3. Access to vSphere web client with vCSA FQDN (not with its IP address).
   4. Try to the deploy OVF.
3. Install the certification file into the web browser.
   1. Google Chrome:    
      1. Access to vSphere Web Client.
      2. Click [Not secure] on the left of URL input field.
      3. Click [Certificate(Invalid)] and confirm the new window of Certificate.
      4. Choose [Details] tab and click [Copy to File...].
      5. Export certification as any file name to any location according to the wizard.
      6. Double click the certification file exported and choose [Install Certificate...].
      7. Choose the option [Place all certificates in the following store] and select [Browse] at Certification Store in Certificate Import Wizard.
      8. Select [Trusted Root Certification Authorities] and click OK.
      9. Click Finish on Completing the Certificate Import Wizard.
   2. Internet Explorer:    
      1. Access to vSphere web client.
      2. Click [Certificate Error] on the right of URL input field.
      3. Click [View certificates] and confirm the new window of Certificate.
      4. Choose [Details] tab and click [Copy to File...].
      5. Export certification as any file name to any location according to the wizard.
      6. Double click the certification file exported and choose [Install Certificate...].
      7. Choose the option [Place all certificates in the following store] and select [Browse] at Certification Store in Certificate Import Wizard.
      8. Select [Trusted Root Certification Authorities] and click OK.
      9. Click Finish on Completing the Certificate Import Wizard.
   3. Mozilla Firefox:    
      1. Access to vSphere web client.
      2. Click Key icon on the left of URL input field.
      3. Click [Connection] and [More Information].
      4. Choose [Security] tab and click [View Certificate].
      5. Select [Details] tab and click [Export] to export the certification as any file name to any location.
      6. Select [Options] in the web browser and choose [Privacy & Security].
      7. Click [View Certificates...] and [Import...] on the Authorities tab.
      8. Select Certificate you exported in Step 5.
4. Close all the web browser and re-launch it.
5. Access to vSphere web client with vCSA FQDN (not with its IP address).
6. Try to the deploy OVF.

If OVF cannot be deployed, try using another tool:   

• vSphere Client(C#)   (VxRail 4.0 only)
• Ovftool
• PowerCLI

For additional information, review the following documents from the VMware web site:    

• Transferring files through vSphere Client might fail (2147256)https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2147256
• Install the Client Integration Plug-In https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.0/com.vmware.vsphere.upgrade.doc/GUID-CA16F78B-7890-4357-9760-AF8648806FE7.html