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Enabling the VMware vCenter Update Manager plugin generates errors (1011858)

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Symptoms

Enabling the VMware vCenter Update Manager plugin fails.

You receive one or more of these errors:

There was an error connecting to vmware vcenter update manager - IP_address_of_vCenter_Server:8084
Vmacore::Exception: A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond.

The request failed because of a connection failure.

This issue occurs when you are not using a local SQL Express Database for the VMware Update Manager.

This issue occurs when the 32-bit DSN for the VMware Update Manager is configured with Windows Authentication.

Resolution

Enabling the VMware vCenter Update Manager plugin can fail if you are using a remote SQL database with Windows authentication and the Update Manager service is set to log on as the local system account.

To resolve this issue:

Change the service to login as the same Windows NT account that has been given dbo permissions to the SQL database.

Make sure the vci-integrity.xml file has the correct vCenter Server IP address. If the IP address is incorrect, update it and restart the Update Manager service.

To correct the IP address information:

Open the vci-integrity.xml file, located at C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\Infrastructure\Update Manager, using a text editor.

Ensure that the file has the correct IP address information of Update Manager server:

<PatchDepotProxyUrl/>
<PatchDepotUrl>http://IP_address:9084/vci/hostupdates/hostupdate</PatchDepotUrl>

Where IP_address is the IP address of the Update Manager server.

Ensure that the <vpxdLocation> entry has the correct vCenter Server IP address. For example:

<vpxdLocation> https:// VC_SERVER </vpxdLocation>

Save and close the file.

Restart the VMware Update Manager Service.

Related Information

For related information, see the ESX and vCenter Server Installation Guide. Erros gerados pela ativação do plug-in vCenter Update Manager do VMware
La activación del complemento de VMware vCenter Update Manager genera errores
启用 VMware vCenter Update Manager 插件时产生错误
VMware vCenter Update Manager プラグインを有効化するとエラーが発生する

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