Recently I faced a strange error
I checked that I ran the application as Administrator and have full permission on the machine and on the vCenter.
To make long story short.
It was a DNS Settings on the nic interface Issue
even I used vCenter IP address insted of name, but it seems that the converter is doing a reverse lookup for a reason, maybe some certificate validation.
anyway.
once I updated the DNS settings on the nic, the converter continue normal and was sucess
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Hello,
Got this problem twice,
first: DNS problems os the hosts, for ex. when migrating the AD (DNS) Server off line, solved withh ths name+ip resolution on the host of the machine working the VMware vcenter converter.
Second: Proble on the disco of the server (off line) beeing converted, solved with a Chkdsk /r/f on the server.
Withe me !! SOLVED.
Dinis
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Hi.
I have the same problem. I pass this problem by setting DNS over local host.
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