Category: vsphere

Using Update Manager to perform the ESXi 5.5 upgrade to 6.0 procedure is the best option to retain the host configuration and settings in place. To upgrade the hosts in your …

The vSphere Update Manager configuration is the last step to perform in the VCSA 6.0 before applying patches or updates to ESXi hosts. The configuration is made trough the …

Installed the vSphere Update Manager in the Windows server, the updates deployment process is managed through the vSphere Client connected to the VCSA 6.0. As for vSphere 5.x, the …

In the new VCSA 6.0 (vCenter Server Appliance), vSphere Update Manager (VUM) is the only "Windows" component required by vSphere 6.0. To run the VUM service when the VCSA …

The vSphere 6 Hardening Guide is now GA and some changes have been made compared to previous versions making the document easier to understand. The guide is intended for …

Compared to previous version, patching or updating VCSA 6.0 is a little bit different and is not performed directly from Internet. The new VCSA 6.0 offers almost same features …

With the update to release 42, Google removed NPAPI (Netscape Plugin Application Programming Interface) support from its browser Chrome breaking the VMware Web Client plugin. VMware Client Integration Plugin requires …

Login to VMware vCSA 6.0 using the Windows Session authentication requires vCenter Server joined to the Active Directory domain. With the correct vCenter permissions assigned, authenticated administrators can manage …

VMware vCSA 6.0 is the new vCenter Server Linux appliance version that offers almost same features as Windows based version. Version 6.0 introduced new enhancements and features reducing dramatically …

Logging in to vCenter Server Appliance using vSphere Client with option "Use Windows session credentials" fails with a vCSA 6.0 login error. The error displayed is the following: A General …