VxRail plugin is not able to load the physical view of the host and does not display any certificate information. Due to which, VxRail related operations through vCenter user interface cannot be performed.
This article provides steps to sync up certificate information with VxRail from vCenter server. The approach differ if the vCenter server certificate is a default or custom CA certificate.
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Importing Self-Signed certificate:
Steps to import self-signed certificate to VxRail manager has been described in Dell VxRail: How to Manually Import vCenter SSL Certificate on VxRail Manager
Importing Custom vCenter server certificates:
download.zip will be downloaded.# curl -k https://<vCenter.example.com>/certs/download.zip.2. Transfer files to VxRail Manager
# scp root@<vCenter.example.com>:/root/download.zip /tmp cp -f /tmp/certs/lin/* /var/lib/vmware-marvin/trust/linchmod 755 -R /var/lib/vmware-marvin/trust/linchown tcserver:pivotal -R /var/lib/vmware-marvin/trust/lin3. Enable the Health monitoring on VxRail manager under cluster-->configure-->VxRail→Health Monitoring.
4. Restart the VMware marvin & runjars services in VxRM and wait for 15 to 20 min.
service vmware-marvin restartservice runjars restartRe-login to vCenter and check the VxRail plugin status, validate if all VxRail related operations including node removal can be performed.
As per VMware Cloud Foundation 4.5 on Dell EMC VxRail Release Notes the issue is reported to be fixed in VCF version 4.5. The references are mentioned under Resolved section of the document that reads "VxRail plugin will not load in vSphere Client and displays the error "The provided vCenter credentials are not valid." "