Apply vSAN License in vCenter Server taskProgress Messages License application through vCenter failed: Check license validity.
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Error
Message: License application through vCenter failed: Check license validity.
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Cause: License not available to perform the operation.WARN [vcf_dm,69d6.................] [c.v.e.s.c.c.v.vsphere.VcManagerBase,dm-exec-8] VSAN license verification failed - assuming vSAN license not applied
DEBUG [vcf_dm,69d6.................] [c.v.v.c.f.p.a.i.BaseApplyLicenseInVcAction,dm-exec-8] Applying license to entity domain-c###
ERROR [vcf_dm,69d6.................] [c.v.e.s.o.model.error.ErrorFactory,dm-exec-8] [#####] VSPHERE_APPLY_LICENSE_FAILED Failed to apply vSphere license for entity <cluster-name>. Check license validity.
com.vmware.evo.sddc.orchestrator.exceptions.OrchTaskException: Failed to apply vSphere license for entity <cluster-name>. Check license validity.
Caused by: com.vmware.vim.binding.vmodl.fault.NotEnoughLicenses: License not available to perform the operation.The most common cause for this error is that the capacity of the license key (e.g., storage capacity in TB or CPU/host count) is insufficient to cover all the hosts or resources being added to the new workload domain cluster. For example, a cluster requiring 42TB of vSAN capacity will fail if assigned a license key with only 28TB of entitled capacity.