- vCenter 7.0.3
VCDA 4.7.0.8400987 (on-prem) - The VC Cloud Provider DR and Migration plugin reports a “no healthy upstream” message.
VCDA vCenter Plugin – no healthy upstream
- Setting for the Service endpoints for the local vCenter do not report any error.
- The VCDA manager under Peer sites reports “Authentication failure”
- Change in the environment – A new SSL certificate was generate for the VCDA manager.
- VCDA Manager / Configuration / Setting / Service endpoints / Lookup Service address
- Click “edit” and re-enter the VCDA service account used for the vCenter.
- The vCenter will show a banner “Plugin VMware Cloud Director Availability On-Premises Plugin:4.7.0.8400987 has been successfully undeployed. Refresh the browser to remove.”
- Refreshing the tab now shows the VCDA manager inside of the VC.
- While not in scope of the VC plugin error, this was missed after the VCDA certificate replacement.
- On the “B” VCDA manager in scope, Peer Sites, picked with other VCDA “A” and click “repair”. A popup to accept the certificate will appear.
- Replicator Services – Repair the local replicator.
- Enter the root password for the VCDA and accept the new certificate popup’s twice (one for the test button, one to apply)
- Login to the “A” VCDA manager peered site.
- Under Peer Sites, “B” in scope of the certificate change reports “Certificate differs from the expected one.”
- Click “Repair” and accept the new certificate
- Apx 2 minutes later, refresh both Managers Peer Site pages to see the green check marks all is well.