Above mentioned KB is applicable for only 60U1,if you are not running that version then issue could be something else.
In order to get the better understanding of the issue, please mention the build number of vCenter you are running and also attach the vsphere-client logs which can be found at "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\VMWare\vCenterServer\logs\vsphere-client\logs".
Hi,
You can try the workaround mentioned in article below
503 error on vCSA 6.5.0a running on ESXi 6.5.0a
Looks like the solution worked for many instances like this.
Note:Please read the instructions carefully and try the workaround.
This problem has bugged me for years. It would be so easy for VMware to fix. Just update the registry entry at shutdown instead of startup. But because it's the thick client, they're not going to do it. My theory is that it's VMware implicitly telling their remaining thick client addicts to get with the program and start using that inferior web client.
Vcenter server 5.5.0.43013 on a win server 2012 r2 w/2cpu and 16gb mem
Nothing in event logs and cannot seem to locate the actual C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware VirtualCenter\Logs\vpxd.log file
I've edited the WRAPPER.CONF in this loc and rebooted server C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\Inventory Service\conf <- same thing with cpu and mem spiked.
Disk space is good on client as well as database with no locks. Now when I say spiked it is intermittent and cause is that we cannot log into the web client.
Found these:
disregard the previous those are old. Still not sure what is causing this.
same problem here, don't see a resolution?
Log into vcenter server using http://<vcenter-server-fqdn>:5480
check overall health , if its not good i.e warning or error then do following
Log-in to vcsa (appliance ) enable shell and run "df -h"
if any of the disk partition is 100% then follow VMware KB
Another KB if you fail to execute Postgres commands due to space issue as part of cleanup.
If its due to space issue it should be solved.
-Saurabh Jain
I switch to vCenter 6.5 and licensing is OK.
Thanks for your help.
Regards
I cant speak for everyone but it would sure help me.
I am having this same issue but when I do what click the vm image it pops up the VMRC connection
Perfect! Exactly what I wanted! Thanks heaps!!
vCenter Server 5.5 Update 2b on a win server 2012 r2 w/2cpu and 16gb mem
Nothing in event logs and cannot seem to locate the actual C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware VirtualCenter\Logs\vpxd.log file
I've edited the WRAPPER.CONF in this loc and rebooted server C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\Inventory Service\conf <- same thing with cpu and mem spiked.
Disk space is good on client as well as database with no locks. Now when I say spiked it is intermittent and cause is that we cannot log into the web client.
This was super helpful. Thank you!.
Cheers,
Buddy
I have 2 PSC which are replicating. I can find the replication status using federation status using CLI. Is there a way I can do this using API (Rest/SOAP)
./vdcrepadmin -f showfederationstatus -h psc01.vsphere.local -u 'administrator' -w 'secret!' Domain Controller: psc01.vsphere.local Invocation ID: b67838a0-1935-4094-8611-584fb19fba6c Replication cycle count: 2485 Max consumable USN: 2922 Max originating USN: 2922 Has seen 5206 USN from 9db429c3-4a1c-4f78-8eae-b5be980197b5 Has processed 5209 USN from psc02.vsphere.local Domain Controller: psc02.vsphere.local Invocation ID: 9db429c3-4a1c-4f78-8eae-b5be980197b5 Replication cycle count: 4155 Max consumable USN: 5209 Max originating USN: 5206 Has seen 2922 USN from b67838a0-1935-4094-8611-584fb19fba6c Has processed 2922 USN from psc01.vsphere.local ./vdcrepadmin -f showpartnerstatus -h psc01.vsphere.local -u 'administrator' -w 'secret!' Partner: psc02.vsphere.local Host available: Yes Status available: Yes My last change number: 2922 Partner has seen my change number: 2922 Partner is 0 changes behind.
I had this same issue.
I used this command to see EXACT case:
/usr/lib/vmware-vmdir/bin/vdcrepadmin -f showpartners -h vc02.seha.com -u administrator
result was:
ldap://PSC02-1.seha.com
The command that failed started like this: cmsso-util reconfigure --repoint-psc psc02-1.seha.com...
The command that worked started like this: cmsso-util reconfigure --repoint-psc PSC02-1.seha.com...
In Web Client also you can see the list of all the scheduled tasks at one place.
Navigate to below path to do so.
Select a "vCenter Server",
Right side click on "Monitor" --->"Task and Events" --->"Scheduled Tasks".
Sirs, I configured my vCenter 6.0 Windows Server, for the VCSA 6.5, most current build.The migration process has been smooth, but vCenter is experiencing some strange instabilities.
One of them is that at certain times vCenter informs that it can not load some configurations.
The other is that every 2 or 3 minutes, the vCenter disconnects and connects on the hosts, thing of 2 seconds, suddenly the hosts appear as disconnected, then as connected, I already researched and found nothing. I got to use this KB, but unsuccessfully http://bit.ly/2q9ZW1P.
See attached images.
Do friends have any light?
Thank you !
Friends, Following the vpxd.log in vCenter, at the time the fast connection disconnect occurs, the information below appears.
2017-05-22T10:27:32.213-03:00 error vpxd[7F655D368700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-249-5c53e04b-DvsHandleHostReconnect-220787ba] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-104] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.213-03:00 error vpxd[7F655D368700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-249-5c53e04b-DvsHandleHostReconnect-220787ba] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-76] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.213-03:00 error vpxd[7F655D368700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-249-5c53e04b-DvsHandleHostReconnect-220787ba] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-103] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.219-03:00 error vpxd[7F655CD5C700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-353-6aa8b48-DvsHandleHostReconnect-4f0c707a] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-78] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.219-03:00 error vpxd[7F655CD5C700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-353-6aa8b48-DvsHandleHostReconnect-4f0c707a] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-83] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.219-03:00 error vpxd[7F655CD5C700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-353-6aa8b48-DvsHandleHostReconnect-4f0c707a] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-104] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.219-03:00 error vpxd[7F655CD5C700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-353-6aa8b48-DvsHandleHostReconnect-4f0c707a] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-76] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.219-03:00 error vpxd[7F655CD5C700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-353-6aa8b48-DvsHandleHostReconnect-4f0c707a] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-103] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.230-03:00 error vpxd[7F655D5ED700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-325-42aad056-DvsHandleHostReconnect-224a647d] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-78] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.230-03:00 error vpxd[7F655D5ED700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-325-42aad056-DvsHandleHostReconnect-224a647d] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-83] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.230-03:00 error vpxd[7F655D5ED700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-325-42aad056-DvsHandleHostReconnect-224a647d] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-104] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.230-03:00 error vpxd[7F655D5ED700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-325-42aad056-DvsHandleHostReconnect-224a647d] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-76] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.230-03:00 error vpxd[7F655D5ED700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-325-42aad056-DvsHandleHostReconnect-224a647d] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-103] no longer exists in VC
2017-05-22T10:27:32.230-03:00 error vpxd[7F655D5ED700] [Originator@6876 sub=DvsCore opID=HostSync-host-325-42aad056-DvsHandleHostReconnect-224a647d] [ClobberOp::CreateApplyDVPortgroupMethod] DVPortgroup [dvportgroup-80] no longer exists in VC
I would similarly like an answer to this question.
When the /storage/log directory fills, it brings down everything, and I haven't seen any alert or notification when it gets close to full.
The biggest consumer of space on mine are in /storage/log/vmware/perfcharts:
-rw------- 1 perfcharts users 39M May 13 13:35 java_pid45593.hprof
-rw------- 1 perfcharts users 392M May 11 23:23 java_pid22560.hprof
-rw------- 1 perfcharts users 742M May 10 01:10 java_pid757.hprof
-rw------- 1 perfcharts users 742M May 11 01:33 java_pid58499.hprof
-rw------- 1 perfcharts users 742M May 3 02:09 java_pid56961.hprof
Any idea what these are, or if I can delete old ones manually so I can get the web clients to start?