Hi Abhilash,
This is a known issue. To resolve this issue, unregister the failed machine using the cmsso-util command.
To un
register the failed machine:
- Log in as root to the appliance shell of one of the available Platform Services Controller appliances within the vSphere Domain.
- To enable the Bash shell, run the
shell.set --enabled true
command. - Run the
shell
command to start the Bash shell and log in. - Run the
cmsso-util unregister
command to unregister the failed Platform Services Controller or vCenter Server:
cmsso-util unregister --node-pnid FQDN_of_failed_PSC_or_vCenter --username administrator@your_domain_name --passwd vCenter-Single-Sign-On-password
Where FQDN_of_failed_PSC_or_vCenter is the FQDN or IP address of the Platform Services Controller or vCenter Server that failed to install. Ensure that this is the correct FQDN or IP address before executing.
Note: After executing the command, the removal process is not recoverable. You must run this command only on one of the Platform Services Controller replication partners, as the synchronization removes the entries from all other Platform Services Controller replication partners. - After the preceding steps are executed, try installing the Platform Services Controller or vCenter Server again.
Additional Information:
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cmsso-util command may fail when removing a node with the error:
Could not find a host id which maps Hostname to in Component Manager Failed!!!
If this occurs, run this command:
/usr/lib/vmware-vmdir/bin/vdcleavefed -h -u [-w ]
For example:
vdcleavefed -h psc003.domain.local -u Administrator -w Passw0rd!
Upon successful execution, you see output similar to:
/usr/lib/vmware-vmdir/bin/vdcleavefed -h psc4.vclouud.local -u administrator
password:
vdcleavefd offline for server psc4.vcloud.local
Leave federation cleanup done
If the PSC or vCenter Server node is still active, you see this error.
/usr/lib/vmware-vmdir/bin/vdcleavefed -h psc4.vcloud.local -u administrator@vsphere.local
password:
vdcleavefd offline for server psc4.vcloud.local
Leave federation cleanup failed. Error[1] - Operations error
Note: Shut down the vCenter Server or PSC before execution.
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You can also install new PSC with the same IP but with different FQDN name as it is already registered with existing FQDN but stale entry will be there if you re-install with new FQDN with same IP.
If it is useful, plz mark answer as correct or helpful.
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Thanks & Regards
Sridhar, VCP51