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CollectNodeESXiVersion failed in vsphere-problem-detector due to host privilege lack

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      Description of problem:

       

      There is one supported installation configuration that when specifying the "Existing resource pool", we could set "vSphere vCenter Cluster" with "ReadOnly" permission and NOT propagate to children:  
      See "Required permissions and propagation settings" in https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.14/installing/installing_vsphere/installing-vsphere-installer-provisioned.html 
       
      With such configuration, the CollectNodeESXiVersion check failed in vsphere-problem-detector due to host privilege lack, it reports:
      I1218 15:01:07.716590       1 vsphere_check.go:287] CollectNodeESXiVersion:wduan-vsphere-qj6f6-master-1 failed: failed to load ESXi host host-7016 for node wduan-vsphere-qj6f6-master-1: NoPermission
       
       
      I tried the following ways to eliminate this failure and make the check works:
      
      1. Set "vSphere vCenter Cluster" with "ReadOnly" permission but need to propagate to children (User might "see" more resources than existing resource pool)
      Or 
      
      2. Set all related host as "ReadOnly" permission" (Additional permissions which doesn't mention in doc)
      
      I think finally we might need to update our doc, but before that, I would see Dev's options.
       
      

       

      Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

       

      4.15

       

       

      How reproducible:

       

      Always

       

       

      Steps to Reproduce:

       

      See Description

       

       

      Actual results:

       

      The vsphere-problem-detector could not check the ESXi Version

       

       

      Expected results:

       

      The vsphere-problem-detector should be able to check the ESXi Version, it is an important checkpoint.

       

       

      Additional Info:

       

      vCenter version: 7.0.3-19717403
      EXSi version: 7.0.3
      

       

            lpettyjo@redhat.com Lisa Pettyjohn
            wduan@redhat.com Wei Duan
            Wei Duan Wei Duan
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