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  to VirtualInfrastructure.ObjectSetPoller'1.DoPoll)

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  [viclient:SoapMsg: P:43] 07-01-2013 10:25:30.193 Vmomi.SessionManager.AcquireSessionTicket of application of RMI - 4283

  " <: containing soap envelope = ' http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema "" xmlns: xsi = " " http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance "xmlns:soap =" " http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/SOAP/envelope/ ">

  < soap: Header >

  < operationID > 4C83B7E2-000010BB < / operationID >

  < / soap: Header >

  < soap: Body >

  < AcquireSessionTicket xmlns = "urn: internalvim25" >

  < _This xsi: type = "ManagedObjectReference" type = "SessionManager" serverGuid = "3089D6D0-307C-4B0D-8BD8-94606298C034" > SessionManager < / _this >

  < serviceKey > 1b27d894-3e47-4431-9d7b-c8cb2fd457aa / VIMWEBSVC < / serviceKey >

  < / AcquireSessionTicket >

  < / soap: Body >

  < / envelope soap: >

  Invocation of method error Vmomi.SessionManager.AcquireSessionTicket - 4283

  Message: vim.fault.HttpFault

  XML server:

  " < = xmlns:soapenc soapenv:Envelope ' http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/SOAP/encoding/ "xmlns:soapenv =" " http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/SOAP/envelope/ "container =" " http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema "" xmlns: xsi = " " http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance ">

  < soapenv:Body >

  < soapenv:Fault >

  ServerFaultCode < faultcode > < / faultcode >

  vim.fault.HttpFault < faultstring > < / faultstring >

  < detail >

  < HttpFaultFault xmlns = "urn: internalvim25" xsi: type = 'SystemError' >

  < reason > invalid problem < / reason >

  < / HttpFaultFault >

  < / details >

  < / soapenv:Fault >

  < / soapenv:Body >

  < / soapenv:Envelope >

  [viclient:Error: P:43] 07-01-2013 10:25:30.193 RMI error Vmomi.SessionManager.AcquireSessionTicket - 4283

  < type = "Vmomi.Fault.SystemError error" >

  < message > vim.fault.HttpFault < / Message >

  vim.fault.HttpFault < DetailedMessage >

  < / DetailedMessage >

  lack of < reason > disabled < / reason >

  < / error >

  [viclient:Error: M: 4] 01-07-2013 10:25:30.193 System.Exception: unable to connect to web services to run the query.

  Verify that the 'VMware VirtualCenter Management Web services' service is running on https:// vcenter_server_fqdn: 10443

  to VMware.VimServices.Search.FilterOrderObjectSetProviderImpl'1.GetObjectSet)

  to VirtualInfrastructure.ObjectSetPoller'1.DoPoll)

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  to VirtualInfrastructure.Soap.SoapServiceWrapper.DoInvokeSync (ManagedObject mo, MethodName, methodName, Object [] parameters, Int32 timeoutSecs)

  to VirtualInfrastructure.Soap.SoapTransport.VirtualInfrastructure.Transport.InvokeMethod (pars ManagedObject mo, MethodName, methodName, object [])

  to VirtualInfrastructure.ManagedObject.InvokeMethod (MethodName, methodName, Object [] leave)

  at Vmomi.SessionManager.AcquireSessionTicket (String serviceKey)

  at VmomiSupport.Services.AuthenticationTicketSource.Next)

  at VMware.VimServices.Query.Impl.LoginByTicketQueryCommand.CreateWebQuery)

  -End of the exception stack trace internal-

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