Failed To Login Invalid Response Code 503 Service Unavailable

Mar 08, 2018 · I tried to login through DCUI to access the host and restart the management agents, but after typing the root password, nothing comes up. There was no response from the host through DCUI; I tried to login to the host directly from vSphere Client with the "root" account, but I couldn't.

We experienced a similar issue as this and it ended up being failed SAN LUNs that were directly attached via Fiber Channel HBAs. apparently one of the two filers had a failover event but didn't fail over cleanly therefore the ESXi host could not declare those paths dead and had an influx of LUN level block issues with HBA busy, bus busy, abort commands littered in the vmkernel.log.

Nov 02, 2011 · (503 Service Unavailable) or vim.fault.HostConnectFault: Failed to acquire session manager while querying for local ticket. ((111, ‘Connection refused’)) Both errors are caused by this same ESX misconfiguration – DNS and\or wrong host name specified in configuration files. When ESX boots first it check DNS to solve its hostname, after ...

Mar 10, 2020 · 503 Service Unavailable errors can appear in any browser in any operating system, including Windows 10 back through Windows XP, macOS, Linux, etc...even your smartphone or other nontraditional computers.If it has internet access, then you could see a 503 in certain situations.

May 17, 2016 · Failed to login: Invalid response code: 503 Service Unavailable No VMs to backup bj p:0x1f300580, h:4, <TCP '127.0.0.1:38987'>, <TCP '127.0.0.1:443'>>)> No VMs to backup xsibackup.log.20 (END) Actually when I start it manually with the exact same command like in the cronjobfile ( I use the server cronjobfile) the update work without any Problems.

Troubleshoot HTTP 503 error (Service Unavailable) from CloudFront.

The log entry should list the site you are trying to browse and the application pool that is being used. Make sure that the correct application pool is being used for the site.

Sep 08, 2014 · One of our servers in a cluster experienced an issue this morning. It can't be managed through vCenter or directly to the server with vSphere Client. SSH is working. I ran "./sbin/services.sh restart" to restart all the services, but there are many failures and I can't get it to the point where...