
If you have a local Auto Deploy service registered to vCenter Server before the upgrade, it is upgraded automatically. If you want to modify the vSphere Dump Collector settings after installation, see the KB article 2002954. It continues to function exactly as for vCenter Server 5.5. In the vCenter Server 6.0 for Windows, vSphere Dump Collector is included in the vCenter Server group of services and is upgraded during the installation process. If you want to modify the Syslog settings, see KB article 2021652. In the vCenter Server 6.0 for Windows, vSphere Syslog Collector is included in the vCenter Server group of services and is upgraded during the installation process.
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Wait until the hosts are upgraded and you are done! 🙂Īs you can see, the upgrade process using the vSphere Update Manager is exactly the same as in previous version of vSphere.Review the remediation settings and click Finish when ready.Select the Cluster Remediation options accordingly and click Next.Select the Maintenance Mode options accordingly and click Next.You can schedule the upgrade task or start it immediately.Check the “ Ignore warnings about unsupported hardware devices…” check-box and click Next.In the Remediate Selection window, make sure all hosts are selected and click Next.When the scan is finished, click the Remediate button to start the upgrade process.Click the Scan link to scan the host in the cluster for upgrade.Select the Update Manager tab and attach the new baseline.Next, go to Hosts and Clusters (CTRL+SWIFT+H) and select your cluster.Provide a name and description for the new baseline and click Finish.In my case, I go with creating a new one.


#Vmware 6.0 update 2 iso#

