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#Vsphere 6.5 update manager staging upgrade
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I have opened a ticket and they are looking into my issue. if you don't have VSAN, you could do this to multiple hosts at a time to the maximum number of concurrent hosts you configured in your VUM ojb when the host is back up, repeat for all remaining hosts after this, you should see in the vmware-vum-server-log4cpp.log that DRS will report the host is ready to be patched, which will trigger VUM to initiate a matenance mode, patch, reboot, and take the host out of maintenance mode. Go to the VM tab, and manually vMotion all the hosts off to a patched or another host go to a host that hasn't been patched (try the one with the fewest VMs first). Looked into /var/log/vmware/vmware-updatemgr/vum-server/vmware-vum-server-log4cpp.log and saw

#Vsphere 6.5 update manager staging full

MM of single host works perfect with full auto DRS, Remediation of the cluster (checked options disabling DPM, FT, HA) breaks at 30%.

Check my specific design consideration articleĭon’t do this if any of your other components is not ready for vSphere & vCenter 6.Same issue here. Please make sure you follow all relevant steps before upgrading to vSphere 6.5.

Just connect to the PSC instead of the vCenter. The relevant steps (with the UI based wizard) are nearly identical.

#Vsphere 6.5 update manager staging upgrade

If you use an external Platform Service Controller (PSC) keep in mind that you need to upgrade the PSC first.

Have fun with the new vCenter 6.5 Appliance. Redo Stage 1 of the Upgrade/Migration and voila. Go to your Update Manager Machine and rerun the migration assistant (and follow the instructions) Verify that the Extension has been removed by refreshing your browser. Paste the key into the unregister extension method (on the bottom of ) Login as (or a similar user with the relevant permissions)įigure out that the entry for the Migration assistant, select it and copy the key If something failed during one of the processes and you have to start all over again and you might get faced with the above mentioned issue when you add your vCenter, ESXi and SSO information.Ĭlose the Migration Assistant on the Update ManagerĬonnect to your vCenters Managed Object Browser via The vCenter inventory name remains (the new vCenter will have the VM name defined for the temporary vCenter)

The new vCenter (in form of an appliance) takes over the identity and form of the old vCenter.

The data of the original vCenter gets migrated to the new vCSA.

The original vCenter runs in parallel with the temporary (empty vCenter).

Stage 2: Migration / Upgrade: Transfer of Data

a new empty vCenter Server Appliance gets created and connected with temporary data (IP/DNS/Subnet) to a network.

The Migration extension creates a vCenter extension (obviously as a helper to identity the update manager data).

#Vsphere 6.5 update manager staging iso

On your Windows based Update Manager mount the vCSA iso file and run the VMware-Migration-Assistant.

Stage 0: Prepare the Update Manager migration In general we have two steps/stages within the Upgrade or Migration process where we end up with a vCenter Server Virtual Appliance (vCSA). The reason for this was related to a failure during my first migration try (the temporary vCSA did not received an IP address via DHCP).

A minor problem I was faced while upgrading my lab environment to vSphere 6.5 was that during the Migration wizard the following error occurred:Ī problem occurred while connecting to the migration assistant on the VUM machine