vCenter single sign on - condition password is wrong or empty

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• VSphere Web Client cannot connect to the server vCenter Single Sign On.

  I'm running the virtual appliance of the trial 5.5.0.20400 build 2442330 on ESXi 5.5.0, 2068190

  While I try to log on to the Web Client, I get this error.  VSphere Web Client cannot connect to the server vCenter Single Sign On.

  I put fallow the steps to disable SSO by changing the webclient.properties line add file and ad sso.enabled = false .    Then on the vCenter Server Appliance, restart the vSphere client service by typing service vsphere-client restart .

  I enclose the reference files.

  All ideas will be useful

  
  

  This answer was simple, all I had to do was remove the # in front of the statement in the file.   and SSO has been disabled after the restart of the service.

• Upgrade to vCenter U1 5.0 to 5.5 and vCenter Single Sign-On

  Hello

  We have two vCenter 5.01 U1 linked by patterns related to our environment. We want to move to vCenter 5.5 now by using the single sign on Type Mulitsite. One vCenter Server's Active Directory domain Europe the other is NALA. These two domain belong to a single root domain. Can we use the sign on unique Type of Mulitsite in this scenario?

  Kind regards

  Savir

  Yes that's why I mentioned the site... so, during installation of 5.5, you will create 2 sites.

  "Each site is represented by a vCenter Single Sign-On cases, with a single Single Sign-On Server vCenter, or a cluster of high availability.

  Concerning

  Girish

• VCenter Server 5.1 installation fails on registration with vCenter Single Sign On

  Hi all

  Server 2008R2.

  The two level 5. 01b and new facility gives the same error message.

  vCenter installed Single Sign On OK

  vCenter Inventory Service installed OK

  VCenter Server installation is interrupted when the installation dialog box says:

  Recording with vCenter Single Sign On

  The error message is:

  Error 29113. Incorrect entry - a command line argument is not, a file is not found or file specifications doesen't contain the required information, or clocks on the two systems are not synchronized. Check vm_ssoreg.log in the temporary folder of the system for more details.

  Closed log file.

  Know someone at - it a solution for this?

  John

  I had the same problem with the certificate has expired. VMware has made a new kb article:

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/2035413

  This vcsso file is only there if you do not click ok on the error window. but you do it anyway. Look under the VirtualCenter\SSL of C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware and see if the rui certificate has expired. mine did and after I removed all the files in there and restart the installation, everything went well, and the new certificate is valid 10 years ;-)

  hope it does not help anyone.

• vCenter Single Sign-on

  Below updates in custody, it is necessary to have SSO installed for the new vCenter implementation 5.1? Can ignore us?

  What happens when the SSO server is down?

  
  

  During authentication UNIQUE is down, any operation that requires authentication or validation of the session does not work. This implies vCenter capacity may not be available. It also means users cannot connect to vCenter or the Web Client. The hypervisor layer continues to work as usual and your workloads continue to run.
  

  
  

  Can I disable the SINGLE sign-on and go back to the old method of authentication in vCenter Server?

  
  

  N °

  as much as I know there is no way not to install SSO.  vCenter is conditioned by the inventory, which is dependent on the SSO Service.  So, I don't see anyway around not install SSO.

  Even if the SSO does not work, you just won't be able to 'amp', you should still be able to connect using your domain\username and then typing your password manually.

• VCenter 5.5 install question for vCenter single sign on Information

  During the new installation of Vcenter Server on Windows 2008 R2 SP1, I get "Error 29102"

  My DNS and reverse DNS work; It is again first Vcenter server and it refers to the log file does not exist anywhere vm_ssoreg.log don't know why her attempt to find a look up of service which does not yet exist on the system

  Using the fully qualified name or IP give the same message and I was careful to not use of ' not to use these "characters tried different passwords to be sure

  Not sure I like this new feature

  Had to just go back and install custom in the proper order:

  vCenter finger Sign-On

  vCenter Inventory Service

  vCenter Server

  Installation used Simple was at the origin of the questions so I uninstalled but did not use the condition of things now work

  Mike

• vCenter/Single Sign - on design recommendation

  Hello

  We would like to do a new install of our 2 virtual centres.

  The vCenters looks like this

  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

  1 vCenter main Site (source vCenter for SRM)

  1 vCenter Site Backup (target vCenter for SRM)

  The current running configuration has a problem with SINGLE sign-on. If the primary vCenter is down you can't connect on the second, which should be the backup vcenter.

  My question is, how to configure the vCenters with SSO as the two vCenter are not affected by another (related modes and MRS. should also work).

  Somebody has experiences with this or has a few recommendations for me?

  Thanks so far

  Simon

  5.5 you will want to install the first VirtualCenter and create a new SSO domain.  Then when you install the second vcenter, you must also install SSO, but tell him to join an existing domain. This will cause the two bodies SSO replicate, but each vcenter has its own copy of the SSO database. In this way when the primary vcenter disconnects, the vcenter backup can still login with SSO and all the data you need.

  I'm not familiar enough with SSO s 5.1 - we skipped this upgrade (and boy, I'm happy). My advice would be to spend 5.5 with a clean if possible install and configure these organizations on both sides with replication.

• Error upgrade vCenter Single Sign-on to 5.5

  When I try to upgrade Single Sign-On 5.1 to 5.5, I get the following error:

  CustomAction BootstrapAll returned error code 1603 (note this is perhaps not 100% accurate if translation happened inside the bin to sand)

  Action ended at 11:35:09: InstallFinalize. Return value 3.

  This translates into a restore happening. In the search for documentation, there is mention of renaming the CIS record, that I made, but does not solve is not the issue. All flows in this issue when going from 5.1 to 5.5?

  OK, so I think that I understand the question. Apparently, when up-to-date failed the first time, potentially due to the wrong file CIS, when you delete this folder and try cleaning and reinstall, Setup does not re-create the CIS folder. When I got this recreated folder, the installation is completed successfully. Thus, it seems that I am good to go.

• vCenter Single Sign we install fails (could not contact the search service)

  I try to install the first server vCenter our Organization and he keeps fails with the error "could not contact the Search Service.  Please check VM_ssoreg.log in the temporary folder of the system for more information".  I checked the system temporary folder and there is no file that is created, but there was one called vminst.log.  In the file, I found the following, but I can't find a way to solve the problem:

  VMware VirtualCenter-build-1123961: 07/08/13 08:40:03 see vm_ssoreg.log in the temporary folder of the system

  VMware VirtualCenter-build-1123961: 07/08/13 08:40:03 SSO registration tool failed with return code 2

  VMware VirtualCenter-build-1123961: 07/08/13 08:40:03 get the property UILevel = 5

  VMware VirtualCenter-build-1123961: 07/08/13 08:40:03 updated property ProductName = VMware vCenter Server

  I try to install the server 2008R2 64-BIT STD and have done the following to try debugging the problem:

  1 server is part of Active Directory, and the FULL domain name can be resolved successfully by using nslookup.

  2 time server is correct.

  3. manually added the name of the computer in the host file

  4. I tried installation 5.1 update 1 b

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Yes, it could be the problem. the non-ASCII characters, semicolon (;), double quote (' '), single quote ('), circumflex (^) and backslash (\). is not supported by the SSO passwords.

• Reset the password for the Single Sign-On

  I have forgiven vcenter Single Sign-On Administrator user account, the password. Now, I need to reset it without having to reinstall the Single Sign-On service for the installation of vSphere WebClient service.

  You can help... How can change it

  Run this script on DB RSA SSO to reset the password

  If the SSO (admini@system-domain) password must be reset, please run under the RSA database query:

  UPDATE

  [dbo]. [IMS_PRINCIPAL]

  SET

  [Password] = "{SSHA256} KGOnPYya2qwhF9w4xK157EZZ/RqIxParohltZWU7h2T/VGjNRA =='"

  WHERE

  LOGINUID = "admin".

  AND

  PRINCIPAL_IS_DESCRIPTION = 'Admin ';

  This resets the password 'VMware1234!', after which you open a session and the change of the password as needed.

  Note: Take backup of database RSA prior to execution of this

  
  

  As described in this thread vCenter Single Sign-On master password

• web client vSphere 6.0 shows Single Sign-On

  Hello

  This may seem like a minor thing, and maybe I am doing something wrong

  in vSphere 5.5 web client splash screen shows "VMware vSphere Web Client"

  However in vSphere 6.0 splash screen displays "VMware vCenter Single Sign-On" even after configuring SSO on

  It's normal that it seems confusing to me!

  screenshot below

  just me then?

• Single Sign-On sequence 5.1 to 5.5 upgrade (multisite mode and bound)

  Hello

  I have trying to find SSO upgrade documentation that describes the options I have to choose for the following upgrade scenario:

  Before the upgrade to 5.5:

  • 2 x 5.1 vCentre servers (Windows 2K8R2) along with related modes.
  • Each vCentre has its own local SSO server that runs on the same server vCentre. Both have the same deployment ID.

  My understanding of what the upgrade for authentication UNIQUE and related modes cannot function after update 5.5 should go as follows (obviously related modes has been removed before the upgrade):

  1. On the first SSO server. Switch from 5.1 to 5.5 using the MULTISITE option. (Web Client follow-up, inventory Service & Server vCentre).
  2. On the 2nd Server SSO. Switch from 5.1 to 5.5 using the MULTISITE option. (Web Client follow-up, inventory Service & Server vCentre).

  The problem is the first SSO server when I select MULTISITE option on the next page, I get the details of the host partner and password I was do one of the following errors:

  1. Could not get the server certificate, or
  2. Unable to get the host name

  And cannot proceed with the upgrade. The only option that works is the AUTONOMOUS vCENTRE SSO SERVER option which I think related modes don't work after upgrade.

  Any help pointing me to a document that stresses the good options if bound mode is preserved after upgrade would be great.

  See you soon

  You use the 2 vCenter 5.5 Update Setup or an older version? Because there are a few changes on the descriptions of the modes of deployments between vCenter 5.5 GA/starting at day 1 and 5.5 Update 2, take a look:

  The deployment modes available for vCenter Single Sign-On are:

  For 5.5GA for vSphere vSphere 5.5 Update 1 b:

  • vCenter Single Sign-On for your first server vCenter Server
  • vCenter Single Sign-On for an additional vCenter Server into an existing site (formerly Cluster HA)
  • vCenter Single Sign-On for an additional vCenter server with a new site (formerly Multisite)

  For vSphere 5.5 Update 2 and beyond:

  • SSO Server vCenter standalone
  • High availability
  • Multisite

  For your first vCenter, you must select "vCenter Standalone single authentication server ' and the second 'Multisite' option, see this note:

  Multisite | vSphere 5.5 Update 2 and beyond

  This option installs a vCenter Single Sign-On additional server in a new site of logic. Single Sign-On Server vCenter are created using this option, they will all be members of the same domain of authentication vSphere.local. As an improvement on vSphere 5.1, provided Single Sign-On (policy, users of the solution/application, sources of identity) are now automatically replicated between each vCenter Server Single Sign-On in the same field of authentication vSphere.local 30 seconds. This mode should be used after the first Single Sign-On Server vCenter is deployed using the vCenter Single Sign-On for your first server vCenter Server or stand-alone vCenter Server SSO option, depending on your version of version 5.5 of vSphere .

  For more information, see this KB article: VMware KB: vCenter Single Sign-On deployment for vSphere 5.5 modes

• Several Single-Sign-On or single SSO Server servers

  Hello

  How can KB2076692 of reading, for the purge of heart trouble, I check how the environment is configured with a SINGLE or Mult SSO authentication?

  Hello

  You can follow the steps described in 2035817 ko: KB VMware: VMware vCenter Single Sign-On deployment server mode identification

• vCenter Service was able to start with the error failed to create the front of SINGLE sign-on: vmodl.fault.SystemError

  Hello

  Can someone guide me how to solve this error? vCenter service is not getting started, I looked in the newspapers vpxd and found the following error.

  vCenter Service was able to start with the error failed to create the front of SINGLE sign-on: vmodl.fault.SystemError

  Thank you

  John

  Hi John,.

  This is due to host on the vCenter server entries. Please try the procedure below

  Connect to the vCenter server, edit the/drivers/etc/hosts file in Notepad

  C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

  # 127.0.0.1 localhost

  Note: If a line does not exist in the hosts file, add it at the end of the text.

  #) to remove the comment from the line of IPv4.

  1. 127.0.0.1 localhost
     ·  Save and close the file.
  • localhost127.0.0.1.
    • GoTo services.msc and start VMware Virtual Center Services.

  Thank you

  Venance

• Problem in installing Single Sign On.

  I'm new to VMware vSphere and tryinng to play with the trial version, before Fast-Track 5.5-attend class to learn more.

  I couldn't install single sign on "VMware-VIMSetup-all-5.5.0-1891310-20140201-update01" 5.5 (60 days trial) in Windows Server 2008 R2 Std.

  Anyone has idea about it, or never experience this problem? Thanks in advance for the help.

  
  Installing SSO, error message below appear,

  " Service "VMware Directory Service" (VMWareDirectoryService) Impossible to start. Check that you have sufficient privileges to start system services. »
  

  * I perform the installation by using the Local Administrator account
  * I have tried the following:

  -Windows Error Reporting service manual start mode set (the service started during installation)
  -install the single sign on facility separately / custom

  -install the prerequisites for SSO, openSSL and Pyhton manually before installing SSO separately.

  -my Admin SSO vCenter password does not contain the exclusion of character list.

  Please see pictures below for my setting of the installation:
  (I have install in a cool win Server 2008 R2 Std, machine only)
  

  

  

  

  

  Hi, thanks for the response.

  My problem solved once I installed AD and DNS running.