During my lab tests with CapacityIQ, vShield Zones and Appspeed I haven’t uninstalled all extensions in the vCenter before the destruction of the virtual appliances, so some orphaned entries are shown inside the plugin tabs.

I watched around how I get rid of these entries, and I found the following article in the Malaysia VMware Community Blog: click here

They had the same issue with the Nexus 1000v Plugin. It worked for me too, I only had to select the respective plugin name.

One  addition: you have to restart your vCenter service afterwards to accomplish the changes.

 

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