VMware vsphere Client cannot connect vcenter server issue

In the process of erecting a virtual server using Vmwaer vsphere, the problem of Vmwaer vsphere client being unable to connect to Vcenter server was encountered.

First, the failure description:

Second, find and solve the problem of the method:

1, verify the login vcenter server, IP address, username, password is correct. If correct, proceed to the next step.

2, verify that the Vcenter Server service is started. The reason for this is that the service manager is looking at whether VMware VirtualCenter Server is booting, and the general inability to log on is mainly due to the fact that it is not started, as shown in the figure.

If not started, right click the Service item, pop-up window, click "Start", after the service starts, if the login succeeds, the problem solves. There may be two reasons why the service will not start.

First: The server that installs Vcenter server also has the IIS service installed, and the IIS service starts before the Vcenter Server service starts and conflicts with each other, making VMware VirtualCenter Server unable to start. The workaround is to turn off the IIS service and restart the VMware virtualcenter Server in Service Manager if the login succeeds and the problem is resolved.

Second: VMware VirtualCenter server can not boot manually, this problem is often sent to vcenter server and installed SQL Server in the same station!! This situation can occur when the Vcenter Server service has been started after rebooting, but vcenter Database (SQL Server) has not yet started to complete. The workaround is to make the Vcenter Server service wait until the SQL Server service startup is complete and set the steps as follows: (for example, in Windows Server 2008)

1, Login vcenter Server host click "Start" >> "Execute" >> enter "Services.msc" to open the service page

2. Confirm SQL Server name, this example MSSQL server the Express name is displayed as SQL Server (Sqlexp_vim) View content full service name is Mssql$sqlexp_vim "

3. Modify the code point select "Start" >> "Execute" >> enter "regedit" >> Switch to Path "hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\services\ Vpxd ">> dot pick code name" DependOnService ">>" right Key ">>" modify >> paste SQL Server service name "Mssql$sqlexp_vim" >> " OK >> Close the login editing program

4. Open "Services" >> click "SQL Server (Sqlexp_vim)" >> "right" >> "content" >> switch to "dependencies" to confirm "VMware VirtualCenter Serve R "Complete the setting within the dependency list

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