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Hi again... Finally I descovered the reason before spend some bucks on support! The documentation link above says:
The certificate must be located in a file that's readable to the vCenter client user, such as a shared directory. If the certificate is not located in a shared directory, you will see a permission error in the logs
Since instalation script doesn't get an error, I didn't pay attention on it. So, when I changed permissions on that folder with chmod, everything worked like a charm!
Looking at the logs, we can observe this specific message.
2023-05-31 18:26:32,852 INFO PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied [cirrus/http_commands_client/http_commands_client.py] [_origin_client_type: vcenter_commands_client, _origin_vcenter_client_id: xxxx, vcenter_client_version: 1.1.7, channel_worker_thread_id: 7, script_id: xxxx, script_name: DISCOVERY, line_number: 6]
The above message needs a more in-depth investigation by the internal team. Please feel free to open a case from the account where you have your resources so the internal team can assist.
Looking at the error message, it appears to be a permission issue. Please verify if you are meeting all the prerequisites for Agentless replication. [+] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/mgn/latest/ug/agentless-mgn.html [+] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/mgn/latest/ug/agentless-mgn.html#client-notes-mgn
In case, if you are still facing permission issues even after meeting all the requirements, we require details that are non-public information to further carry out investigation. Please open a support case with AWS if not already for further assistance.
Thank you all by the answer... all pre-requisites are ok... I'll open a suport case so.
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