Cannot register or update of server vCenter vCenter Orchestrator on extension

All hell, we could not register or update of server vCenter vCenter Orchestrator on extension. Common error occurs when try add a vCenter, com.vmware.vim.vmomi.client.exception.InternalException: "ServiceInstance" thrown exception unexpected "java.net.UnknownHostException" with message of managed objects ' new virtual Center host: name or service not known not ' when calling method "getContent" - Suresh

Issue slipped after re-entry vCenter and SINGLE authentication certificate. -Suresh

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