Cannot add vSphere ESX server in Cluster 4

Good evening everyone

I just finished installing 2 vSphere 4 Essential Edition more servers. Has finished installing vCenter and configured in the data center, I plugged the server vCenter ESX host and create a new cluster with HA features.

When I drag one of the two ESX servers in the cluster, the progress bar stops at 84% and then I got the following error:

Name_esx.domain HA configuration

Can not complete the configuration of the Agent on the host. See the details of the task for more information. Another HA configuration error.

System

vCenter.Domain

2009-10-21 22:13:09

2009-10-21 22:13:09

2009-10-21 22:27:18

Assuming that I have a problem with the license I have everything configured in evaluation mode, but nothing.

I don't understand where it may be the problem.

Thanks in advance

try to restart the management agents and try again.  In addition, if you have no virtual machine running on the host computer, add it to the cluster maintenance mode, then press exit maintenance mode once the host is in the cluster.

> service vmware-vpxa restart

... also, what happens if you try "reconfigure for ha?

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