Idm client exception error trying to join ad error code 42502

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Ich brauch mal eure Hilfe:

für ein paar Experimente mit einer 30 Tages-Testversion vom Horizonview auf ESX 6.7 muß ich zunächst einen vCenter Server aufsetzen.
Die vcenter Appliance hab ich noch problemlos installieren können, ich hab exclusiv dafür einen Host.
Die Appliance startet. ich will dem AD beitreten und kriege diese Fehlermeldung:

Idm client exception: Error trying to join AD, error code [42502], user [administrator@16ad.local], domain [16ad.local], orgUnit []

Das Netz ist korrekt konfiguriert, eine parallel zur Appliance installierte Windows 10 VM kann der Domäne beitreten.
Mein AD ist 2012 R2 level

Versionen:
ESX 6.7 Enterprise CU3 aber keine Patches danach, und der dazugehörige vCenter Server

Dann googelte ich nach dem Fehler.
1.) Zeit nicht synchron. OK da hatten die Leute recht, die CMOS Batterie war leer und der Host lief im Jahr 2013
1.a) ESX 6.7 CU3 Autostart ist defekt, grrrrr
2.) die blöde Appliance bringt sich nach der Datumsänderung um, da sie bei der Installatoin ein selfsigned Zertifikat ausstellt mit 2 Jahren Gültigkeit. Keiner der Dienste funktioniert mehr, nicht mal die Verwaltungsseite, und die SSH Shell wollte ich nicht anfassen. die Neuinstallation mit aktuellem Datum ist einfacher.
3.) auf den beiden Hosts die Mainboarduhren synchronisiert (es gibt keinen externen NTP Server da gekapseltes Lab)
4.) Appliance neu installiert. und wieder der blöde Fehler beim Domain join.

Das Ereignisprotokoll des Domain controllers zeigt keinerlei Einträge im EReignisprotokoll, der Fehler entsteht also alleine in der Appliance.

off topic
Lessons lerned von dem Zertifikatsdisaster ist daß ich bei lets encrypt mal vorbeischauen werde.
on topic

Nach dieser Anleitung hier sollte der domain join

Hier meinte noch einer, falscher DNS Server angegeben. Sowas kommt vor, wenn ein Lab per DHCP läuft und der vom Internetrouter schneller antwortet wie der DHCP im Domaincontroller.

Aber bei mir ist alles händisch konfiguriert, der Hostname der Appliance (photon-machine) hat einen A-Namen Eintrag in meinem DNS erhalten und der DNS Server ist auch die IP Addresse des DC.

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VMware VCSA 6.5 error code 42500 joining Active Directory domain

Many VMware administrators by now are most likely looking at moving to vSphere 6.5. In doing so, moving to VCSA 6.5 appliance is the first step towards that goal, besides proper planning of course. Part of any vCenter configuration is getting permissions assigned to appropriate users in the environment and granting access to vCenter objects. Most environments will be running Microsoft Active Directory as the identity source for assigning those permissions. I wanted to share an error I received with a test VCSA 6.5 appliance and joining the appliance to an Active Directory domain in a lab environment. There was a specific VMware VCSA 6.5 error code 42500 joining Active Directory domain.

VMware VCSA 6.5 error code 42500 joining Active Directory domain

In order to join a vCenter appliance to Active Directory, login as your SSO administrator and go to System Configuration >> Manage >> Active Directory and click the Join… button.

You will be presented with a simple dialog box to enter the Domain, Organizational unit, User name, and Password. As you can see below the VMware VCSA 6.5 error code 42500 joining Active Directory domain was presented when entering the correct information.

Resolution

When in doubt, use the command line. Login to your remote VCSA CLI and enter the shell command. Once there, you can use the following command to join an Active Directory domain:

You will be prompted to enter the password for the user you entered to join the domain. You should receive a SUCCESS message as below.

You can make sure at this point you see the computer account successfully created in your Active Directory Domain Users and Computers snapin.

Also, at this point be sure to reboot your vCenter appliance after joining the domain.

Thoughts

The process to join a VCSA appliance to the domain is not too difficult, however, in this case the error with VMware VCSA 6.5 error code 42500 joining Active Directory domain presented in the GUI. This was easily overcome though by using the CLI to joing the domain from there. Hopefully this will help anyone else who may run into this error when joining their VCSA 6.5 appliance to an Active Directory domain.

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Ich brauch mal eure Hilfe:

für ein paar Experimente mit einer 30 Tages-Testversion vom Horizonview auf ESX 6.7 muß ich zunächst einen vCenter Server aufsetzen.
Die vcenter Appliance hab ich noch problemlos installieren können, ich hab exclusiv dafür einen Host.
Die Appliance startet… ich will dem AD beitreten und kriege diese Fehlermeldung:

Idm client exception: Error trying to join AD, error code [42502], user [administrator@16ad.local], domain [16ad.local], orgUnit []

Das Netz ist korrekt konfiguriert, eine parallel zur Appliance installierte Windows 10 VM kann der Domäne beitreten.
Mein AD ist 2012 R2 level

Versionen:
ESX 6.7 Enterprise CU3 aber keine Patches danach, und der dazugehörige vCenter Server

Dann googelte ich nach dem Fehler…
1.) Zeit nicht synchron. OK da hatten die Leute recht, die CMOS Batterie war leer und der Host lief im Jahr 2013
1.a) ESX 6.7 CU3 Autostart ist defekt, grrrrr
2.) die blöde Appliance bringt sich nach der Datumsänderung um, da sie bei der Installatoin ein selfsigned Zertifikat ausstellt mit 2 Jahren Gültigkeit. Keiner der Dienste funktioniert mehr, nicht mal die Verwaltungsseite, und die SSH Shell wollte ich nicht anfassen… die Neuinstallation mit aktuellem Datum ist einfacher.
3.) auf den beiden Hosts die Mainboarduhren synchronisiert (es gibt keinen externen NTP Server da gekapseltes Lab)
4.) Appliance neu installiert… und wieder der blöde Fehler beim Domain join.

Das Ereignisprotokoll des Domain controllers zeigt keinerlei Einträge im EReignisprotokoll, der Fehler entsteht also alleine in der Appliance.

off topic
Lessons lerned von dem Zertifikatsdisaster ist daß ich bei lets encrypt mal vorbeischauen werde…
on topic

Nach dieser Anleitung hier sollte der domain join

https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.7/com.vmware.vsphere.vcsa.do …

Hier meinte noch einer, falscher DNS Server angegeben. Sowas kommt vor, wenn ein Lab per DHCP läuft und der vom Internetrouter schneller antwortet wie der DHCP im Domaincontroller.

https://communities.vmware.com/t5/vCenter-Server-Discussions/Idm-client- …

Aber bei mir ist alles händisch konfiguriert, der Hostname der Appliance (photon-machine) hat einen A-Namen Eintrag in meinem DNS erhalten und der DNS Server ist auch die IP Addresse des DC.

Was könnte das noch sein?

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