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Unable to determine the privilege level of the logged on user

clocktower
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Hello all,

     We upgraded our vSphere to 5.1 Update 1A today and integrated it with Active Directory. Now we cannot get the VSC to function. The error we get:

Unable to determine the privilege level of the logged on user. See the log for more details.

Which log is it referencing?

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ydk
NetApp Alumni
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It is referring to VSC logs. You can export VSC logs using C# vSphere client. Click on Administration -> NetApp -> Export Virtual Storage Console Support Logs.

WAELCHLI_NETSAFE
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Hi

i`ve got the same problem here

in the vsc.log i can see the following entry

2013-06-18 06:01:10,167 [vFilersPool-927-thread-1] ERROR (ControllerUtil) - invokeZAPI: failed Controller[vf_cifs02(2014735912-0)] API failed. Unable to find API: license-v2-list-info for vfiler vf_cifs02 (errno=13005) (called from com.netapp.exoforce.server.zapi.ControllerUtil7Mode.getLicenses(...) on line 1165)

and

2013-06-18 06:00:49,149 [controllerPool-8487-thread-1] ERROR (ControllerUtil) - invokeZAPI: failed Controller[vf_cifs02(2014735636-0)] API failed. Unable to find API: fcp-service-status for vfiler vf_cifs02 (errno=13005) (called from com.netapp.exoforce.server.zapi.ControllerUtil7Mode.getSupportedProtocols(...) on line 1086)

Any suggestions?

Thank you

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