Cause
This issue occurs when the VMware-fdm-uninstall.sh uninstall script does not remove the package properly when it is run from the /opt/vmware/uninstallers/ directory. When HA is disabled from vCenter Server, the script is copied to /tmp and is run from there.
Resolution
To work around the issue, remove the FDM agent:
Caution: It is best practice to disable HA on the cluster before removing the FDM agent.
Caution: It is best practice to disable HA on the cluster before removing the FDM agent.
- Run this command to verify that the FDM package is still installed on the ESXi host:esxcli software vib list |grep vmware-fdm
- If the FDM package is still installed, remove it with the command:
esxcli software vib remove -n vmware-fdm - The removal process may take a few seconds. When the process is finished, run this command to ensure that the package has been removed:esxcli software vib list |grep vmware-fdm
When you have confirmed that the package has been removed, re-install the FDM agent by either reconfiguring the ESXi host for HA or re-enabling HA on the cluster.
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