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2 Check the other vRealize Automation appliance troubleshooting topics.
3 Download the setup file and reconnect to the vRealize Automation appliance.
Encryption.key File has Incorrect Permissions
A system error can result when incorrect permissions are assigned to the Encryption.key file for a virtual
appliance.
Problem
You log in to vRealize Automation appliance and the Tenants page is displayed. After the page has begun
loading, you see the message System Error.
Cause
The Encryption.key file has incorrect permissions or the group or owner user level is incorrectly assigned.
Solution
Prerequisites
Log in to the virtual appliance that displays the error.
Note If your virtual appliances are running under a load balancer, you must check each virtual
appliance.
Procedure
1 View the log file /var/log/vcac/catalina.out and search for the message Cannot write
to /etc/vcac/Encryption.key.
2 Go to the /etc/vcac/ directory and check the permissions and ownership for the Encryption.key
file. You should see a line similar to the following one:
-rw------- 1 vcac vcac 48 Dec 4 06:48 encryption.key
Read and write permission is required and the owner and group for the file must be vcac.
3 If the output you see is different, change the permissions or ownership of the file as needed.
What to do next
Log in to the Tenant page to verify that you can log in without error.
Directories Management Identity Manager Fails to Start After
Horizon-Workspace Restart
In a vRealize Automation high availability environment, the Directories Management Identity Manager can
fail to start after the horizon-workspace service is restarted.
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