Hi all, I am trying to verify the configuration of my new VmBix 1.2.2 installation and run the daemon.
I have been following the guide on VmBix Wiki page, all was OK till and including the "Check that VmBix runs on your system" section.
When trying to "Configure daemon" I keep getting Java Exceptions every second:
RemoteException: java.rmi.RemoteException: VI SDK invoke exception:java.rmi.RemoteException: VI SDK invoke exception
rg.dom4j.DocumentException: null Nested exception: null
The vSphere is on the same subnet and I used this command:
$ /usr/local/sbin/vmbix -P 12050 -u <my-user> -p <my-passwd> -s http://172.30.x.x:9443
I suspect we might not have the required SDK installed (I tried various /sdk suffixes, with the port and without it etc.), I am rather new to all this, if it is this major and basic problem, please be patient with me and give a clue, just to get the right direction. Which SDK is required? I presume not the Perl one as it is mentioned as suboptimal on the Wiki and I found a number of SDKs on the VMWare site.
Many thanks and sorry for the utter noobness.
M.
I have been following the guide on VmBix Wiki page, all was OK till and including the "Check that VmBix runs on your system" section.
When trying to "Configure daemon" I keep getting Java Exceptions every second:
RemoteException: java.rmi.RemoteException: VI SDK invoke exception:java.rmi.RemoteException: VI SDK invoke exception
rg.dom4j.DocumentException: null Nested exception: nullThe vSphere is on the same subnet and I used this command:
$ /usr/local/sbin/vmbix -P 12050 -u <my-user> -p <my-passwd> -s http://172.30.x.x:9443
I suspect we might not have the required SDK installed (I tried various /sdk suffixes, with the port and without it etc.), I am rather new to all this, if it is this major and basic problem, please be patient with me and give a clue, just to get the right direction. Which SDK is required? I presume not the Perl one as it is mentioned as suboptimal on the Wiki and I found a number of SDKs on the VMWare site.
Many thanks and sorry for the utter noobness.
M.

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