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Current license or ESXi version prohibits execution of the requested operation. #1599
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Having the same issue here with a similar approach. Any ideas on what could be wrong? ESXi version should not be an issue here. |
@JoeriVeder, thanks for reporting the issue you are observing, can you describe the set up you have for the ESX and the datastores in use. Are these local disks that you are using for the datastores? May be unrelated, is there a reason why the configuration DB is configured as multi-node mode vs. local? |
Basically, the free license disallows operations that need write access to the host (in this case creating a virtual disk) via, for example, the vSphere API, which is what is used here. Suggest using an evaluation license at least in order to be able to use the plugin. |
@govint, Thank you for your quick reply! I have three physical Esxi machines. On each machine i have one vm running as a member of my docker swarm. What I'm trying to achieve it that when one node in the swarm fails the others can still access the volume. So it should be a shared volume among the servers. On these swarm nodes i'm running Docker version 17.06.0-ce, build 02c1d87. I'm don't know why the db_mode is set to 'MultiNode'. This I assume happened by default. |
@JoeriVeder @Gyvastis, can you'll confirm that the plugin works ok with an evaluation license of ESX? |
@govint I would like to try this, but I'm not sure how to get an evaluation license. I tried to get one via the vmware website an registered for one, but instead of a different license key I only got the option to download esxi (I guess pre evaluated). This would mean I would have to reinstall everything. Do you know how/where I can get a evaluation license key, so I can test this? |
@JoeriVeder You can go here for 60 days free eval. |
@pdhamdhere as mentioned before, you do not get a new license key on that page. Only a complete new build. Which for me is completely out of the case. I have a current setup with running production servers. I need a license key not a new licensed build. |
This is being resolved over email. |
Not to poke the bear and re-open this issue, but I'm also experiencing the same issue on the Free version of ESXi. I followed @pdhamdhere link to obtain an evaluation key, but instead it forces me to download an entirely new ISO (bundled with key I imagine). Is there any easy way to get a key vs. an ISO? I'd like to test this Docker Volume Plugin before I start working in Production. |
"resolved over email" is an interesting resolution. I have the same issue on my lab, is there a way around this? |
This was never resolved over e-mail.. not resolved at all. |
I use the vSphere API to backup virtual disks,but it throws a exception like : current license or esxi version prohibits execution of the requested operation |
Are there any software updates for this issue? |
After following the install guide i can't create any volumes.
When i run:
It returns an error response:
If have been looking around to see if i actually need a special license, but as far as i could see i don't . Right now i'm using a free license. Could you confirm that with this license i should be able to run this plugin?
On the Esxi host when i follow the "/var/log/vmware/vmdk_ops.log" log file i see the following:
Wich also results in the "Current license or ESXi version prohibits execution of the requested operation." message.
Please let me know how to approach this issue.
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