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VMware Upgraded, now cannot add esxi host back onto domain to allow windows auth...

As above.  Just keep getting username and password wrong.  It isn't...
So I cannot login using windows auth.

PS Andy - Copy and move option now not prompting in v6.0.0...
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hmm, now its added it.  Maybe a DNS issue as one of the DCs is on this ESXi host..  Its now added the domain, but not sure if correct as I cannot see the domain when adding permission...
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okay now getting this under the permissions settings on the host: Call "UserDirectory.RetrieveUserGroups" for object "ha-user-directory" on ESXi "esxi_host1" failed.
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DNS.  AS its fine now..
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