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Aperto Ation Manager 6.0 Upgrade Scenarios Are
Aperto Ation Manager 6.0 Update We Introduced

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Aperto Ation Manager 6.0 Update We Introduced

In this update we introduced some awesome new features for vCenter Server.

Aperto Ation Manager 6.0 Upgrade Scenarios Are

Lets take a look at some of these just below: Installation and Upgrade using HTML 5 Installer for VCSA: The following installation and upgrade scenarios are now supported for vCenter Server Appliance using its HTML 5 installer: An installation using HTML 5 installer with a vCenter Server target is supported.

An upgrade using HTML 5 installer with a vCenter Server target is not supported.

An upgrade using command line with a vCenter Server target is supported.

Backup and Restore with External Platform Services Controller: vCenter Server deployments with an external PSC (also called MxN) have support for backup and restoration.

See my earlier blog on the Platform Services Controller Interface.

Hybrid Cloud Manager: Hybrid Cloud Manager has been updated for vSphere, and can be accessed directly from the vSphere Web Client.

VCSA Authentication for Active Directory: VMware vCenter Server Virtual Appliance has been modified to only support AES256-CTSAES128-CTSRC4-HMAC encryption for Kerberos authentication between VCSA and Active Directory.

Support for SSLv3: Support for SSLv3 has been disabled by default.

Customer Experience Improvement Program: The opt-in Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP) provides VMware with information that enables VMware to improve the VMware products and services and to fix problems.

When you choose to participate in CEIP, VMware will collect technical information listed below about your use of the VMware products and services in CEIP reports on a regular basis.

Simply update the Platform Services Controller to 6.0 Update 1 first since it provides authentication services to the vCenter Server.

Once the PSC is updated and back online you can move onto your VCSA and update it to 6.0 Update 1.

Review KB 2109760 for proper update and upgrade sequencing.

Aperto Ation Manager 6.0 Download The VCSA

Step 1 Visit the VMware Product Patches section on My VMware and download the VCSA 6.0 Update 1 Full Patch (VC-6.0.0U1-Appliance VMware-vCenter-Server-Appliance-6.0.0.10000-3018521-patch-FP.iso).

Step 2 Mount the VCSA 6.0 Update 1 Patch ISO to your VCSA 6.0 appliance using the vSphere Web Client or even the ESXi Embedded Host Client fling.

Note: If you have disabled the appliancesh or are connected to the appliance DCUI, simply type appliancesh and login with the root credentials.

Step 4 Option A: Run the following command to stage and install the patches from the attached VCSA 6.0 Update 1 Patch ISO immediately.

PowerCLI Example: Get-CDDrive vm mgmt01vc01 Set-CDDrive -NoMedia 1 Get - CDDrive vm mgmt01vc01 Set - CDDrive - NoMedia Step 6 Next, simply reboot your VCSA by running the following command: shutdown reboot -r Updated to vCenter Server 6.0 Update 1 1 shutdown reboot - r Updated to vCenter Server 6.0 Update 1 Step 7 Provide some time for the VCSA to reboot and start its services.

Check out Matthew Meyers post on the all new Appliance MUI, too Once youve updated to vSphere 6.0 Update 1, youll notice in the Appliance MUI that weve re-introduced patching capabilities.

For future updates, youll no longer need to update from the applaincesh.

Instead you can use the HTML5-based UI to patch from an ISO or even better URL-based patching directly from the default VMware repository or your own repository.

And there you have it, thats the process the update your VMware vCenter Server Appliance 6.0 to Update 1 to gain all the new feature and capabilities in this release.

Related Documentation: Update for VMware vCenter Server Appliance 6.0 Update 1 (2119924) Patching the vCenter Server Appliance Stage Patches to vCenter Server Appliance Install vCenter Server Appliance Patches Ryan Johnson Ryan Johnson is a Staff Technical Marketing Architect at VMware.

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