vCloud connector 2.5 - no route to host

Greetings,

When the vCenter begins to export the model it fails with 'export OVF failed. No route to the host.

Connector nodes and servers of connectors are all on the same vlan (stretched between two sites). Everything is 'UP' to vCloud Connector Server, and both nodes have successfully registered their respective vCenter and vCloud Director.

All nodes of connector and server can ping in all directions and solve that everything involved.

I tried Google, but did not find everything about this error and vCloud connector.

Any suggestions would be welcome :-)

One side is vCloud Director, the other side Server vCenter Server.

The problem was that on one side esxi hosts have not access to speak directly to the SCR node.

Thank you entered

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    Please keep in mind that it would be you may have to repeat these steps once change you settings of network through the graphical interface of VMWare.

    Because it is a configuration file and it can be changed again by VMWare Fusion.

    I have not tested it since its now works for me.

    Deleting VMnet1 and VMnet8 host and not have them available for the guest are fine if you must never use Bridged Networking however is not always practical while of particular workaround may have helped isn't you necessarily the answer for others have an Internet/network connectivity issues!

    In addition to manually edit configuration files of VMware Fusion, that it must be done with the Virtual Machines stop, not suspended, and VMware Fusion closed... then your efforts are not in the proper context!

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