I’m trying to set up SNMP communities on my VM Hosts, so I downloaded and installed the vma (vSphere Management Assistant), and from there I added the hosts as targets. When I try to set up the community with “vicfg-snmp -c mycommunity” I see the subject error;
\nServer version unavailable at ‘https:\/\/MYHOST:443\/sdk\/vimService.wsdl’ at \/usr\/lib\/perl5\/5.10.0\/VMware\/VICommon.pm line 545<\/p>\n
Here is one solution<\/a><\/p>\n vi \/usr\/bin\/vicfg-snmp that’s it, problem solved!<\/p>\n Update, this Phips guy says “You don’t need to edit anything.”<\/a><\/p>\n export PERL_LWP_SSL_VERIFY_HOSTNAME=0 in your shell.<\/p>\n Run VMware SDK command.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’m trying to set up SNMP communities on my VM Hosts, so I downloaded and installed the vma (vSphere Management Assistant), and from there I added the hosts as targets. When I try to set up the community with “vicfg-snmp … Continue reading
\ninsert as the very 2nd line of the program:
\n$ENV{PERL_LWP_SSL_VERIFY_HOSTNAME} = 0;<\/p>\n