Step 4: Failed to resolve CloudEndure Service Manager address in the replication server

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Possible causes for failure

  1. The subnet selected for the Replication ServersThe CloudEndure Machine to which Staging Disks are attached and to which data is replicated; launched on the Target location. is configured in a way that prevents DNS lookups to resolve to console.cloudendure.com. Make sure that DNS traffic is not blocked. Create an machineA physical or virtual computer. in the Replication ServerThe CloudEndure Machine to which Staging Disks are attached and to which data is replicated; launched on the Target location.’s subnet and try to resolve console.cloudendure.com (either by accessing the destination on your browser or using the following command:
    wget https://console.cloudendure.com/

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