Aria Automation Orchestrator 8.18.x
The issue occurs due to a defect in previous versions of the plugin.
To resolve the issue in Aria Automation 8.18.1 or Aria Automation Orchestrator 8.18.1, apply the VMware Aria Automation 8.18.1 Cumulative Update #2 which contains a newer version of the plugin.
For Aria Automation 8.18.0 or Aria Automation Orchestrator 8.18.0, update the vCenter plugin to version 8.2.0+24578687
attached to this article.
Steps to update the VC plugin :
1. Download the attached plug-in file to your local machine.
2. In Automation Orchestrator, select the System Settings.
3. On the Plug-ins card, click Open.
4. Click Add Plug-in.
5. In the General pane, click Select and add the plug-in file.
6. Select a log level.
7. Click Next.
8. Review the plug-in information, if applicable, accept the end-user license agreement, and click Install.
9. Click Upload.
The plug-in is installed or updated and the Automation Orchestrator server service is restarted.
Techdocs: VMware Aria Automation 8.18 - Install, update, or delete a plug-in
Confirm if the MD5 or SHA256 hash values for the plug-in 'o11n-plugin-vsphere-8.2.0+24578687.vmoapp' matches the following values:
> certutil.exe -hashfile .\o11n-plugin-vsphere-8.2.0+24578687.vmoapp MD5
MD5 hash of .\o11n-plugin-vsphere-8.2.0+24578687.vmoapp:
bb7756596b2b3d00392c08e9acc569a6
CertUtil: -hashfile command completed successfully.
> certutil.exe -hashfile .\o11n-plugin-vsphere-8.2.0+24578687.vmoapp sha256
SHA256 hash of .\o11n-plugin-vsphere-8.2.0+24578687.vmoapp:
624604a1aa9e1273494c21c9c84bf14452f852d1586f152dc03a2b9a8724fc59
CertUtil: -hashfile command completed successfully.