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occurred: Authorize Exception not helps. Symptoms (as from KB) vCenter Server services are running, but a user that was previously able to log into vCenter Server no longer can A local admin a general system error occurred at line number 45 mismatched tag account is able to log in, but domain users cannot You see this error:A
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general system error occurred: Authorize Exception Additionally Re-joining to domain don't help Your primary (and secondary) Domain Controllers which was
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used before were changed C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\SSOServer\webapps\ims\WEB-INF\classes\krb5.conf contains wrong kdc entries.NB: Don't try to edit this file. It's automatically generated. Cause Single-Sign-On service uses old DC name(s) when binds to Active Directory Resolution Install vSphere https://kb.vmware.com/kb/2055448 WebClient (don't forget that you should use admin@System-Domain username in order to connect it with SSO) Login to Web Client (https://vcenter.company.com:9443/vsphere-client/) using SSO admin account - admin@System-Domain On Administration page select Configuration menu under Sign-on and Discovery section Select the desired identity source (type - Active Directory), click Edit and write down (printscreen) all of the connection optionsWant to point out, that in my case, changing server URLs http://adminotes.blogspot.com/2012/12/vsphere-general-system-error-occurred.html has no effect - no changes was saved after OK was pressed, so... Remove old identity source and add a new one, with the same parameters, but with new server URLs Done Not important To be honest - it was the most interesting issue for last couple of month. Mostly because any other issue I faced was already solved by someone else, so any problem was solved by following the obvious scenario: Problem -> logs - > google -> solution. Now I have to switch on my imagination, because all solutions for "Authorize Exception" problem suggested to re-join to AD and/or fix AD/DNS problems. So we spent several hours fixing non-existing problems. Well, we knew that Domain Controllers were changed, but we forgot completely about SSO, and nobody knew/remember that SSO uses it's own configuration (based on MIT kreberos) in order to bind to AD. But even when the problem was located, I've spent next couple hours examining SSO logs and trying to find where AD discovery configuration can be changed. It's a pity, that it's not possible to configure by some CLI (at least I didn't find anything). Hope this article helps. If so, I would appreciate if you consider to lea
vmware, vSphere 5.1Jonathan Medd Experienced this issue a month or so back (ended up logging a call with VMware to get confirmation of what happened) and it occurred again today so figured it was worth posting about. If you receive the following error when attempting to http://www.jonathanmedd.net/2013/09/vcenter-5-1-sso-a-general-system-error-occurred-authorize-exception.html log into vCenter 5.1 with an AD account: A general system error occurred: Authorize Exception there are a number of potential issues. however most likely it is related to SSO and one of the Identity Sources. Some of the issues that weren't a problem for me (among many reported on the Interwebs), but I checked out first were: vCenter Server login fails with the error: A general system error occurred: Authorize Exception vSphere: A general system a general error occurred: Authorize Exception Unable to login to VMware vCenter with domain accounts: A general system error occurred: Authorize Exception Typically they involve issues with AD DCs being replaced, vCenter computer account problems or re-creating an Identity Source. In my case none of the above really applied and the Identity Source appeared to check out OK: A restart of the vCenter SSO service brought things back to life. Looking into it a bit deeper and after filing a general system an SR with VMware they pointed me at this KB having discovered many of the below in theĀ ssoAdminServer.logĀ file. Error connecting to the identity source……..No ManagedConnections available within configured blocking timeout……. The symptoms in the KB also tied in with some scenarios around vCenter aware backup failures which had occurred during this time. As per the KB a restart of the vCenter SSO service refreshes the LDAP Connection Pool. The engineer at the time informed me that it would be fixed in vSphere 5.5 and the KB now confirms this is the case, however no indication of whether it would be back-ported to 5.1. I haven't yet been foolhardy brave enough to attempt upgrading a production SSO deployment to vSphere 5.5 to confirm if the fix resolves the issue we have seen. Post navigation ← Storage vMotion Fails with VM Hardware Version 4 Automating the Pre-Requisites for vCAC 5.2 → One thought on “vCenter 5.1 SSO: A General System Error Occurred: Authorize Exception” PEYMAN says: June 7, 2015 at 7:46 am hi first of all u must install the vmware certificate on your computer. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website you MUST enable javascript to be able to comment Follow me on: VMware vSphere PowerCLI Reference: Automating vSphere AdministrationBUY IT NOW: Amazon USA Ama