Asfour Crystal
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upgrade Vcenter to V6
hello,
i've hp balde c7000 with hosts ESXi 5.1 and need to check if it's ok to upgrade it to be V6? also have vcenter 5.5 installed on win 2008 R2 with external DB on SQL 2008 and installed also vmware horizon composer V7 if i need to upgrade it to vcenter 6, if i need to upgrade to the appliance and can i install the composer service on it ? or it'll be better that i'll install fresh win (2012) and install the vcenter6 if i made that and use the database will i found the whole inventory with my division in it?
i've hp balde c7000 with hosts ESXi 5.1 and need to check if it's ok to upgrade it to be V6? also have vcenter 5.5 installed on win 2008 R2 with external DB on SQL 2008 and installed also vmware horizon composer V7 if i need to upgrade it to vcenter 6, if i need to upgrade to the appliance and can i install the composer service on it ? or it'll be better that i'll install fresh win (2012) and install the vcenter6 if i made that and use the database will i found the whole inventory with my division in it?
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asfourcrystal,
Can you post some more details on your ESXi hosts type or the HP Blade hardware model ?
Can you post some more details on your ESXi hosts type or the HP Blade hardware model ?
I mean that you need to check blades in vmware compatibility lists, the connection to electricity does not matter, if blade is compatible it will run ESXi with c7000, c3000, or single blade service header connection.
I think a three wait split, was warranted here at least, in the other comments, which built on my comment about the HCL which was not linked to, there is no mention of the other OPs Questions.
You are ABSOLUTELY WRONG.
ESXi 6.0 cannot be managed by vcenter 5.5, and your upgrading order will bring in unsolvable problems.
Though entusiasm should be awarded like this:
Andrew Hancock (VMware vExpert / EE MVE)'s comment #a41803709 (10 points)
ITSystemEngineer's comment #a41804087 (395 points)
gheist's comment #a41804556 (95 points)
ESXi 6.0 cannot be managed by vcenter 5.5, and your upgrading order will bring in unsolvable problems.
Though entusiasm should be awarded like this:
Andrew Hancock (VMware vExpert / EE MVE)'s comment #a41803709 (10 points)
ITSystemEngineer's comment #a41804087 (395 points)
gheist's comment #a41804556 (95 points)
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