Event message on the Site Recovery UI page on the vCenter: "Site Recovery Manager UI error - Unknown error and The latest version of Site Recovery UI is not available. Some functionality might be limited":
Event messaging started appearing after upgrading the vSphere replication and site recover manager appliance to version 9.0.2.2
vSphere replication version 9.0.2.2
Site Recovery Manager version 9.0.2.2
The IP address in the Certificate had an incorrect IP address which causes the certificate to fail.
From the vmware-dr.log, we see DNS lookup failed alerts: --> (dr.fault.SitePairingFault) {--> faultCause = (dr.fault.DnsLookupFault) {--> faultCause = (vmodl.MethodFault) null,--> faultMessage = <unset>,--> address = "#####",--> port = "443",--> errorDescription = "DNS lookup failed."--> msg = "Failed to look up the host name '####' in DNS."--> },--> faultMessage = <unset>,--> name = "####",--> uuid = "####"--> msg = "Received SOAP response fault from [<SSL(<io_obj p:####, h:63, <TCP '####: 40416'>, <TCP '####: 443'>>), /drserver/vcdr/vmomi/sdk>]: remoteRecon>--> SRM server '####' cannot complete a pair operation. Failed to look up the host name '####' in DNS."--> }
dr-config.log DrRequestHandlerError:
(drConfig.fault.DnsLookupFault) { faultCause = null, faultMessage = null, address = ####, port = 443, errorDescription = DNS lookup failed.} at java.base/jdk.internal.reflect.DirectConstructorHandleAccessor.newInstance(Unknown Source) at java.base/java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstanceWithCaller(Unknown Source)
Permanent fix is to create a new certificate that contains the correct DNS and IP addresses.
Temporary work around - Change Site Recovery Manager and Replication Manager IP/DNS pointers to FQDN.