To rule out any possible network related issues I deployed to the same host that my source appliance was currently residing in. Set the ESXi or VC instance that you want your new appliance to be deployed on. Once you are satisfied you have the correct details Click Next.Ĥ.
Ipdarc ip on vsphere client 6.5 install#
The install process will autodetect weather it is a PSC or VCSA. Fill in the detail for the source (existing) appliance. This screen give you a good overview of the overall process. Once you launch the install.exe file you will be greeted with this window. The installer.exe is located in D:\vcsa-ui-installer\win32. iso to a VM that has access to your vCenter and PSC. The Migrated data will then be imported.Īlso I think it is worth mentioning that the vSphere web integration client is no longer needed to deploy/upgrade vCenter or PSCs with the new release as the installer is in. Phase 2 – Once deployed it will migrate the data from the source system, then shut down the old appliance and the IP address of the old VM will be configured on the newly deployed appliance which now has the migrated data.
The process will deploy a new PSC or VCSA depending on which component you are upgrading and assign it a temp IP address that you configure.
Phase 1 -The workflow which is a two phase. To start it has been known for a while that this is not an in place upgrade but rather a migration so you will need an interim IP address in your management subnet during the install process. With the release of vSphere 6.5 I thought it would be a good idea to upgrading my test labs VCSA and External PSCsto the latest and greatest.
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