SRA Command "discoverDevices" Error "Failed to connect to array management host" on the Primary Site

Error in SrdfSRA logs from either site:

[03/23 16:12:54  08332                      0114  SymapiSession::Init                      ] Initializing SYMAPI session for remote server [1xx.1x.2.1:2707]
[03/23 16:12:54  08332                      0120  SymapiSession::Init                      ] SymInit() [ReadModifyNowrite]
[03/23 16:12:58  08332                      0130  SymapiSession::Init                      ] [ERROR]: Failed to perform SymInit().
 
[ERROR]: [SYMAPI_C_NET_OPR_ERROR : A remote send or receive operation failed]
[03/23 16:12:58  08332                      0025  SymapiSession::SymapiSession             ] [ERROR]: Failed to initialize Symapi session

Error in the Solutions Enabler storsrvd log:

03/23/2022 16:12:55.835  : ANR0151E Common Name in client certificate not valid: expected "SrmHostname", received "storsrvd fac838c410cd"

Or

03/23/2022 16:12:55.835  : ANR0151E Common Name in client certificate not valid: expected "SrmHostname", received "storsrvd 1xx.1x.2.1"

• A blocked firewall-Each Site Recovery Manager (SRM) or SRA docker host must be able to connect to both Solutions Enabler (SE) hosts' storsrvd daemon. The default port is 2707.
• The Domain Name System (DNS) hostname or IP is not resolved correctly.
• An incorrect client certificate
• All Remote Data Facility (RDF) devices are in adaptive copy mode. SRA ignores all RDF devices in adaptive copy.

• Set the storsrvd on the server to not verify (ignore) client certificate variables in the command-line prompt:

1. Open installdir/symapi/config/daemon_options and set the variable as shown below, then restart storsrvd daemon:

storsrvd:SECURITY_CLT_SECURE_LVL  = NOVERIFY

• Set the storsrvd on the server to use Nonsecure connections:

1. Open installDir/symapi/config/options, and set the variable as shown below, then restart storsrvd daemon:

SYMAPI_SECURITY_LEVEL = NONSECURE

• Update the Solutions Enabler certificate on the SRA docker:

1. Log in to the SRM docker as 'admin'.
2. Switch to root user

su root

3. Connect to the docker

4. Check the current hostname of the SE certificate

5. If the certificate does not list the hostname, create a new certificate

6. Lockbox password is 'dockerID@SELockbox1'. In this example, it is '0c6837ce4e7b@SELockbox1'.

• Check array configuration.
• Try using IP and hostname to rule out DNS issues.
• Verify that RDF daemon is up and running on both sides and enabled in the options file.
• Verify vCenter user credentials are present

symcfg auth list -vmware

• Verify that the environment has an open network.
• Check that port 2707 is listening, rule out firewall issues.
• Ensure that there are no RDF link issues.