Vmware vAPI Endpoint Service alarm

[tdubb123]

I keep getting this alert in a vcenter 6.0

I restarted the vapiendpoint service with the service-control command and did not resolve it

any idea?

[GayathriS]

This article should help you

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regards

Gayathri

[GayathriS]

Here is the command to restart the service as well :

service-control --stop vmware-vapi-endpoint

service-control --start vmware-vapi-endpoint

regards

Gayathri

[tdubb123]

i already tried that and the alerms keep coming back

[GayathriS]

could you try below steps please:

cd /etc/vmware-content-library/config/

cp ts-config.properties ts-config.properties.orig

cp ts-config.properties.rpmnew ts-config.properties.rpmnew.orig

mv ts-config.properties.rpmnew ts-config.properties

service-control --stop vmware-content-library;service-control --start vmware-content-library

service-control --stop vmware-vapi-endpoint

service-control --start vmware-vapi-endpoint

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regards

Gayathri

[tdubb123]

[tdubb123]

I am on windows vcenter

[tdubb123]

any idea whats going on here?

[tdubb123]

any idea?

[daphnissov]

Ditch your Windows vCenter in favor of the appliance where this tends not to happen, or open a SR with VMware to keep troubleshooting.

[Vijay2027]

• Login to vCenter server using web-client interface.
• Home --> Administration --> System Configuration --> Nodes
• Under Services Health do you see any critical alerts? If yes please share screenshots.

[Mahee_rr]

I am also facing the same issue , after restarting the service too

[Mahee_rr]

[birend1988]

Usually this alarm triggers when we have old endpoint entries in lokkup service. Please open case with VMware support to resolve the issue.