Previously, the affected vCenter was added as a Compute Manager to an existing NSX Manager. Though the Compute Manager was removed, the NSX extension "com.vmware.nsx.management.nsxt" is still registered on the vCenter.
You can check this using the below steps:
- Navigate to the vCenter MOB page https://vcenter_fqdn-or-ip/mob
- Click on "content"
- Click on "ExtensionManager"
- Click on "FindExtension"
- In the Value field for "extensionKey", enter "
com.vmware.nsx.management.nsxt" and click on "Invoke Method". - If the extension is registered, it will show the details. Otherwise, the result will show as
Void.
The NSX landing page is intentionally hidden in the following scenarios:
- When the solution is installed on at least one linked vCenter Server.
- When the NSX remote plugin fails on all linked vCenter Servers. This may occur if the NSX appliance is deployed, but the plugin itself has not been successfully installed.
- When all linked vCenter Servers have an existing legacy NSX registration.
- When the solution is running in VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) or VMware Cloud on AWS (VMC) environments.