Following are some of the Errors that you may encounter along with the possible reasons —
Error — peer not authenticated [SSLPeerUnverifiedException], this could occur during a connection test or infrastructure retrieval
Possible reasons are invalid vLA server certificate, disabled Trusted Server option or a certificate that was changed after the adapter configuration.
Figure 1. Error — Failed to connect to manager
Error — Could not execute operation ***
Possible reasons are —
VMware vRealize Orchestrator is unavailable
Check the state of the VMware vRealize Orchestrator server.
An overloaded VMware vRealize Orchestrator
Check the CPU and Memory utilization for the VMware vRealize Orchestrator server.
Error — Could not execute operation ***. Workflow not found
Figure 2. Error —Workflow not found
Possible reasons for the error — Workflow unavailable on VMware vRealize Orchestrator
Check the workflow ID for operation in file /etc/vla/systemproperties.xml
Check the workflow availability on the VMware vRealize Orchestrator
Reinstall the VMware vRealize Orchestrator package or corred the vLA config file
All actions are unavailable for Virtual Host in Operations / Virtualization. The Details property field shows up the virtual host status as disconnected under the Virtual Host tab.
Figure 3. Virtual Host - Disconnected
Possible reason — ESXi host unavailable
Check the ESXi host status on the VMware vCenter Server. Make it available to the VMware vCenter Server.
VMware vCenter Server is not displaying in the LaMa Adapter
Possible reason for the error — VMware vCenter Server unavailable to the vLA
Check the status of the VMware vCenter Server in the vLA dashboard. Make the VMware vCenter Server available to the vLA.
Connected / Not ready — means that the vLA is unable to fetch the inventory data from the VMware vCenter Server or the inventory data retrieval is in progress.
Figure 4. Errors —Not ready/Configuration missing
Not Connected / Not ready — means that the vLA is unable to connect to the VMware vCenter Server.
Figure 5. Errors —Not connected/Not ready
Error — HTTP Status Code 401
Figure 6.
Possible reasons — The adapter was configured with the wrong credentials (username or password) or hostname. Password on the vLA Server was changed after adapter configuration.
Correct the password to the application server, or reset it to a known password on the vLA with the vla_user.sh command.
Alert —Unsupported network is configured on one of the network adapters.
Figure 7. Unsupported Network Alert
Possible reasons — vSphere Distributed Switch Uplink is assigned as a network to VM or assigned network is related to unsupported third party switch (neither vSS nor vDS switch)
Re-assign networks for network adapters on VM. Assign only networks related to vSphere Standard Switch or vSphere Distributed Switch Portgroup
Monitoring Error in LaMa Virtualization pane —
Figure 8. Monitoring Error
Possible reason — You are using an older version of the LaMa adapter (1.3.x or older). VLA and LaMa communication protocol version mismatch occurs.
Update to the latest version of the LaMa adapter (1.4.0 or higher).