josue549
(Josué)
1
Hello,
While importing a new Virtual Network I’m facing this error message :
Networks with ref dvportgroup-2005 could not be imported [one.vn.allocate] No NAME in template for Virtual Network.
Versions of the related components and OS (frontend, hypervisors, VMs):
- Frontend : vOneCloud-5.12.0.3
- Hypervisors, vSphere 7.0.1 on ESXi 7
Steps to reproduce:
- Import a new VMware host in vOneCloud
- Click on Virtual Networks
- Press on Import
- Select the cluster
- Press on Get Networks
- Select the network to import and click on import
Current results:
Networks with ref dvportgroup-2005 could not be imported [one.vn.allocate] No NAME in template for Virtual Network.
Expected results:
Import successful and maybe able to see the result on the dropdown list
josue549
(Josué)
2
Hello,
I finally found the issue.
It was related to the name of the Distributed Port since I was using some " | " to separate the name, I replace everything by " _ " and it went fine.
cherrera
(Carlos Herrera)
3
Thank you for sharing the solution.
Basically the problem is that you have a network created in vCenter whose name contains “|” Right?
Then you changed the name in vCenter and were you able to import it correct?
An issue was opened on GitHub one-5221.
It is planned to solve this issue for the next major release
josue549
(Josué)
4
Hey,
Yes exactly I had some portgroup named “tototo|tatata|tititi”