"DNS configuration for FQDN: nsx-manager.corp.local is incorrect. Please fix DNS configuration and retry Resolve workflow."vcsa.corp.local on nsx-manager.corp.local. Remediation: Please check if vCenter is up and running also check if NSX Extension present in vCenter Server and delete the same. Retry the failed workflow. Reference Token: RXXXX4/var/log/cm-inventory/cm-inventory.log on NSX manager shows logs similar to below2026-01-16T06:02:04.754Z INFO task-executor-1-2 CmInventoryService 79583 FABRIC [nsx@4413 comp="nsx-manager" level="INFO" subcomp="cm-inventory"] dig command output is []VMware NSX on VCF
CM inventory uses dig for DNS lookup and reverse lookup. If the configured DNS server doesn't support dig, the name resolution will fail even if nslookup works leading to compute manager registration failure.
Make sure the configured DNS server supports dig.
From NSX Manager CLI, it is expected that the following dig commands work.[email protected]:~# dig nsx-manager.corp.local A +short[email protected]:~# dig -x 1x.x.x.21
If DNS server replies to dig queries from NSX manager only when +nocookie is specified(e.g., dig +nocookie yourdomain.com), it suggests that the DNS server doesn't support cookie which is sent by the NSX manager by default. This is typical of old DNS servers and a FORMERR(format error) is sent back by the DNS server and the name resolution fails.