Setup Bind but vCenter appliance couldn’t see it. This is how you troubleshoot that.
To resolve this issue from vCenter:
- Open the console to the vCenter Server Appliance and press CTRL+ALT+F3 and log in with root credentials that you mentioned during the install phase.
- To enable shell, run this command.
shell.set –enabled true
- Enter shell with this command:
shell
- Ping the DNS servers to confirm communication with this command:
ping yourdnsfqdn
- Use nslookup to make sure the vCenter Server Appliance can be resolved:
nslookup vcenterFQDN
- Use the nslookup command to resolve the shortname.
- After underlying networking issue is resolved, redeploy the vCenter Server Appliance.
My issue was that firewalld was blocking DNS and once I took it out it worked. Stop yelling I will add the rules once vCenter is installed fully.
It is recommended that once you are able to reach DNS – you should redeploy vCenter.
Hope this helped.
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