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Logon to vcenter failed after p to v
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I have a physical vcenter server, and recently p to v to a esx 5.5 server, after converted to esx 5.5 server, when i try to logon to vcenter server in vsphere client , below screenshot message pop up, and i checked the vm services, some of the services was not started, and i tried to start one of the services, it pop up an error message (see bottom screenshot), any idea ?
I have a physical vcenter server, and recently p to v to a esx 5.5 server, after converted to esx 5.5 server, when i try to logon to vcenter server in vsphere client , below screenshot message pop up, and i checked the vm services, some of the services was not started, and i tried to start one of the services, it pop up an error message (see bottom screenshot), any idea ?
Could you validate that you can see the network. I think it could be TCP/IP related.
Had the same thing happen last week. Wound up upgrading in place to vCenter 5.5 and worked great. If you're already running 5.5 may want try a repair.
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Sorry is 5.1, it works well on the physical vcenter server, once p to v to esx 5.1 , and try to login vcenter in vsphere client, it can not login and some of the vm services won't be able to start, see the second screenshot for specific services, or as above mention I can in place upgrade to 5.5 ? But the two vm hosts added to vcenter is still running 5.1, is there any problem to upgrade to 5.5 on vcenter ?
Running vCenter 5.5 and ESXi 5.1 hosts will work, this is the normal way to upgrade..vCenter comes first. In place upgrade SSO and Infrastructure Service, then vCenter. Once you finish with that upgrade Update Manager and then the ESXi 5.1 hosts. That's exactly what I did with a customer last week and had no problems.
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the vCenter DB is on local server, just after p to v, it wont starts, which DB services i need to start ?
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You won't be able to connect to vCenter if the services it requires aren't running.
Have you tried starting " VMware VirtualCenter Server" ?
Thanks Jon