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"Newly deployed vCenter Server Appliance time is not synchronized with Platform Services Controller" while deploying vCenter from 6.x to 6.7 fails at Pre-Migration check (75032)

Last Updated: 1/9/2020Categories: TroubleshootingTotal Views: 13701Language:
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Symptoms

External PSC migrates successfully but the vCenter server migration fails due to time sync issue between PSC and newly deployed vCenter, with pre-migration check result error: Newly deployed vCenter Server Appliance time is not synchronized with Platform Services Controller

Cause

This issue occurs when the external PSC node NTP Server does not match with the newly deployed VC node.

Resolution

To resolve this issue change the time in source PSC node and update the same NTP details in the newly deployed appliance.

Process to change time in source PSC node and update the NTP details:

Login to Source PSC VAMI Page https://PSC-FQDN:5480 using root credentials.

Click Time > Edit under Time zone and select the time zone.

Click Edit under Time Synchronization pane and configure the mode and select NTP from drop-down menu and enter the NTP servers details and click on save.

Configure NTP Server in newly deployed VC Appliance. Log into the Appliance Shell as root.

Run the following command to set the desired NTP servers

com.vmware.appliance.ntp.set --servers SERVER1,SERVER2

Run the following command to validate these NTP servers

com.vmware.appliance.ntp.get

To validate NTP is running and view the offset/jitter, start by switching to the bash shell by typing shell command.

You can run the below commands to check if the NTP service status and to start the NTP service

ntpq -p (To query NTP service)

service ntpd start  (To start NTP service)

Optionally, configure NTP to start automatically upon boot

systemctl enable ntpd.service

Re-initiate migration process.

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