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### vSphere SDK client - no such host
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If you encounter the error `{ _errorCode_: _CreateConfigKvaCustomerError_, _errorResponse_: _error getting the vsphere sdk client: Post \_https://your.vcenter.hostname/sdk\_: dial tcp: lookup your.vcenter.hostname: no such host_ }` during deployment, it indicates that the deployment machine cannot resolve the vCenter hostname to an IP address. This issue arises because the deployment process is attempting to establish a TCP connection from your deployment machine to the vCenter hostname but fails due to DNS resolution problems. To address this, ensure the DNS configuration on your deployment machine is correct, verify that the DNS server is online, and check for a missing DNS entry for the vCenter hostname. You can test the DNS resolution by running `nslookup your.vcenter.hostname` or `ping your.vcenter.hostname` from the deployment machine. If you've specified your vCenter address as a hostname, consider using the IP address directly instead.
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If you encounter the error `{ _errorCode_: _CreateConfigKvaCustomerError_, _errorResponse_: _error getting the vsphere sdk client: Post \_https://your.vcenter.hostname/sdk\_: dial tcp: lookup your.vcenter.hostname: no such host_ }` during deployment, it indicates that the deployment machine can't resolve the vCenter hostname to an IP address. This issue arises because the deployment process is attempting to establish a TCP connection from your deployment machine to the vCenter hostname but fails due to DNS resolution problems. To address this, ensure the DNS configuration on your deployment machine is correct, verify that the DNS server is online, and check for a missing DNS entry for the vCenter hostname. You can test the DNS resolution by running `nslookup your.vcenter.hostname` or `ping your.vcenter.hostname` from the deployment machine. If you've specified your vCenter address as a hostname, consider using the IP address directly instead.
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### Pre-deployment validation errors
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