Finally was able to get everything moved off and unprepared and re-prepare a host. Same problem.
I did not explicitly install an agent, but noticed that the "prepare" process said that it was installing an agent.
I plan on opening a ticket with VMware today. I have tried everything I know to do.
I'd just suggest looking at Amazon or similar for top rated books by users. There aren't many out there, but I would just make sure it's based on vCloud Director 5.1.x or newer. This is because the GUI had an overhaul in 5.1.0 and is completely different than the 1.x generation.
not that I am aware of. Are you using an SDK or straight REST API calls?
Yeah. My results are the same as @cfor for sake of my lab in 5.5 and 5.1 (just for contrast).
My guess is that this might be a deploy from catalog as an exact copy, but the GUID will be different and should not use the term copy or (1) sort of notation.
That's totally right! Thanks a lot
Hi,
I'm new with VCD 5.5 and I would like to know why I only see 1 of my 2 iso files in my catalog when I try to insert CD from catalog, as you can see in my screen shot, the icon of Windows 2012 is a question mark, is it normal ?
Thanks
I have found my problem! it was java 7... I have reinstall java 6 and everything is now working perfectly! Image may be NSFW.
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I have created and started 2 virtual machines (A & B) into a vcloud director organization. Both machines are connected to a direct connect network.
I connect to A using RDP and open the vcloud director UI using IE or firefox from within the RDP.
I then try to open the VMRC console of machine B within the RDP session. The connection cannot be established.
The logs i got from VMRC client is (ip and dns name replaced by xxx.yyy.zzz) - please note the HTTP error 404 :
2014-02-09T15:21:07.204+01:00| vmrc| I120: Setting proxy environment variable: "VMWARE_HTTPSPROXY="
2014-02-09T15:21:07.204+01:00| vmrc| I120: cui::vmrc::VMCnx::Connect: Connect to MOID "vm-22667" on "xxx.yyy.zzz"
2014-02-09T15:21:07.204+01:00| vmrc| I120: Resolving IP address for hostname xxx.yyy.zzz
2014-02-09T15:21:07.227+01:00| vmrc| I120: Resolved to xxx.yyy.zzz
2014-02-09T15:21:07.649+01:00| vthread-3| I120: VTHREAD initialize thread 3 "vthread-3" host id 2432
2014-02-09T15:21:07.813+01:00| vmrc| W110: SSL_IsVerifyEnabled: failed to open the product registry key. Falling back to default behavior: verification on. LastError = 0
2014-02-09T15:21:08.079+01:00| vmrc| I120: CertificateCheck::CheckCertEmbedded: allowSSLErrors: true
2014-02-09T15:21:08.079+01:00| vmrc| I120: CertificateCheck::CheckCertEmbedded: Found the following errors for xxx.yyy.zzz's SSL certificate: {
2014-02-09T15:21:08.079+01:00| vmrc| I120: - 0
2014-02-09T15:21:08.079+01:00| vmrc| I120: }
2014-02-09T15:21:08.079+01:00| vmrc| I120: cui::CertificateCheck::CheckCertEmbedded - thumbprint for "xxx.yyy.zzz" OK
2014-02-09T15:21:08.360+01:00| vmrc| I120: cui::vmrc::VMCnx::OnConnectAborted: Connect failed for MOID "vm-22667" on "xxx.yyy.zzz"
2014-02-09T15:21:08.360+01:00| vmrc| I120: cui::vmrc::VMCnxMgr::EmitConnectionStateSignal: Emitting "disconnected" signal (requested) for MOID "vm-22667" on "xxx.yyy.zzz" - reason 'HTTP error 404'
2014-02-09T15:21:14.954+01:00| vmrc| I120: Clean exit
Accessing VMRC console of machine B directly (outside RDP session described above) is working correctly
2014-02-09T14:22:09.980+01:00| vmrc| I120: Setting proxy environment variable: "VMWARE_HTTPSPROXY="
2014-02-09T14:22:09.981+01:00| vmrc| I120: cui::vmrc::VMCnx::Connect: Connect to MOID "vm-24335" on "xxx.yyy.zzz"
2014-02-09T14:22:09.983+01:00| vmrc| I120: Resolving IP address for hostname xxx.yyy.zzz
2014-02-09T14:22:10.240+01:00| vmrc| I120: Resolved to xxx.yyy.zzz
2014-02-09T14:22:10.273+01:00| vthread-3| I120: VTHREAD initialize thread 3 "vthread-3" host id 6932
2014-02-09T14:22:13.618+01:00| vmrc| W110: SSL_IsVerifyEnabled: failed to open the product registry key. Falling back to default behavior: verification on. LastError = 0
2014-02-09T14:22:13.642+01:00| vmrc| I120: CertificateCheck::CheckCertEmbedded: allowSSLErrors: true
2014-02-09T14:22:13.642+01:00| vmrc| I120: CertificateCheck::CheckCertEmbedded: Found the following errors for xxx.yyy.zzz's SSL certificate: {
2014-02-09T14:22:13.642+01:00| vmrc| I120: - 0
2014-02-09T14:22:13.642+01:00| vmrc| I120: }
2014-02-09T14:22:13.642+01:00| vmrc| I120: cui::CertificateCheck::CheckCertEmbedded - thumbprint for "xxx.yyy.zzz" OK
2014-02-09T14:22:15.577+01:00| vmrc| I120: cui::vmrc::VMCnx::OpenVM: Cnx connected for MOID "vm-24335" on "xxx.yyy.zzz"
2014-02-09T14:22:15.578+01:00| vmrc| I120: VMMgr::OpenVM (cnx=xxx.yyy.zzz, moid=vm-24335)
2014-02-09T14:22:16.941+01:00| vmrc| I120: cui::HostMgr::OpenHost - opening host with MOID "host-5874"
2014-02-09T14:22:16.944+01:00| vmrc| I120: cui::HostMgr::OpenHost - opening host with MOID "host-5874"
Accessing VMRC console of machine B from an RDP session made from a VM not created/register into vCloud director is also working correctly.
Does someone already try this kind of configuration or has some tips to solve it ?
Thanks for your answers
Add the console proxy certificate to the trust store. That will solve your issue.
Check this thread.
Thanks.
Console proxy certificate is OK (we do not use self-signed certificate) but issue with VMRC remains.
I do not understand why the log gives a HTTP 404 issue (only when trying to connect from the vm defined into vcloud director).
Same error here. And... still no solution. Any hint?
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What I have noticed is that it doesn't seem to happen when copying from vApp to vApp but it does seem to happen only when copying a catalog entry to a different catalog (sometimes). I haven't been able to test this much more, but I'm starting to wonder if this is only happening when the copy has the same source and destination datastore. I am getting different results when testing, which is frustrating. :-)
not frustrating, just FUN ~_~
Hello,
I receive an error when I'm trying to set the IP address for VCD Public Console Proxy form the web UI.
When I want to confirm changes with the apply button the following error occurs - "class java.lang.NullPointerException".
The logfile is showing some additional information, but this doesn't help me to solve the problem.
DEBUG | pool-jetty-76 | AuthorizationMethodInterceptor | Authorizing method: public abstract void com.vmware.vcloud.api.presentation.service.SystemService.updateSystemSettings(com.vmware.vcloud.api.presentation.entity.system.SystemSettings). |
DEBUG | pool-jetty-76 | InventoryCacheManagerImpl | [vcId = c3326df3-c82b-4af3-960d-e3e8fb95cccc] Inventory cache miss for [resgroup-371]. |
DEBUG | pool-jetty-76 | InventoryCacheManagerImpl | [vcId = c3326df3-c82b-4af3-960d-e3e8fb95cccc] Inventory miss for [resgroup-371]. |
DEBUG | pool-jetty-76 | ThreadCleanerInterceptor | Exiting Compute Fabric public method. Compute Fabric Conversation Factory thread context cleared. |
WARN | pool-jetty-76 | BatchTask | Error executing backend call. | java.lang.NullPointerException
The version of vCloud Director is 5.5 and the OS is CentOS.
I hope someone can help.
I bought Simon Gallagher's VMware Private Cloud Computing with vCloud Director last summer when it first became available - at that timke it was the only one out there. It's pretty good. Looks like there are a couple of other choices now.
Hi
Welcome to the communities.
As its displayed From the vCloud Directory gui but still we need to conform through cmd line like putty or winscp.
HI there.
I am a newbie to vcloud provider api. I am using vcloud rest api v5.1 to get
organization quota limit and usage details I am able to get cpu
(allocated,used,reserved) and memory (allocated,used,reserved) but vs(Limit) but not vs
used details. How can I get the vs(storage used details)
version 5.1
<AllocationModel>AllocationVApp</AllocationModel>
<ComputeCapacity>
<Cpu>
<Units>MHz</Units>
<Allocated>0</Allocated>
<Limit>90000</Limit>
<Reserved>0</Reserved>
<Used>24000</Used>
<Overhead>0</Overhead>
</Cpu>
<Memory>
<Units>MB</Units>
<Allocated>0</Allocated>
<Limit>51200</Limit>
<Reserved>0</Reserved>
<Used>24576</Used>
<Overhead>276</Overhead>
</Memory>
</ComputeCapacity>
version 1.5
<AllocationModel>AllocationVApp</AllocationModel>
<StorageCapacity>
<Units>MB</Units>
<Allocated>7168000</Allocated>
<Limit>7168000</Limit>
<Used>2754560</Used>
<Overhead>0</Overhead>
</StorageCapacity>
<ComputeCapacity>
<Cpu>
<Units>MHz</Units>
<Allocated>0</Allocated>
<Limit>90000</Limit>
<Used>24000</Used>
<Overhead>0</Overhead>
</Cpu>
<Memory>
<Units>MB</Units>
<Allocated>0</Allocated>
<Limit>51200</Limit>
<Used>24576</Used>
<Overhead>276</Overhead>
</Memory>
</ComputeCapacity>
Can anyone help me?
I just deployed vCloud Director and i set up a port-group backed network pool and assigned it to my Org vDC. I created a vApp with a single VM but when I try to power it on, I get the error below. When I look at the VM, it's connected to the External Network. Any ideas why I can't use the port-group backed network I created.?
Unable to deploy network "VM Network(urn:uuid:3a661866-3556-4747-9216-0c3dd17bec3e)".
com.vmware.vcloud.net.InadequateNetworkBackingException: Network Pool assigned to this VDC does not have any more available networks. Please contact the System Administrator.
- com.vmware.vcloud.net.InadequateNetworkBackingException: Network Pool assigned to this VDC does not have any more available networks. Please contact the System Administrator.
- Network Pool assigned to this VDC does not have any more available networks. Please contact the System Administrator.
Thanks,
Scott
A Network Pool is not an External Network.
Port Group Network Pool = bunch of isolated Networks ... using pre-existing vSphere Port Groups as the backing items. These are intended to be "internal" networks to vCloud Director's organization/users.
External Network = vSphere Port Group which represents the "uplink" to access networks outside vCloud Director itself.
Have you created Any Organization Network (routed or isolated) OR created any vApp network?
Last, on System > Manage Monitor > Network Pools ... does your network pool show 100% used? If so, the error is genuine, and you might have just set the vApp/Org up incorrectly as the Network Pool Port Group is in use elsewhere.
Note, it's possible that multiple Org vDCs are using the same network pool ... if you created any isolated/vapp networks in a different org vdc ... then they are in use elsewhere.
