In the “VMware vSphere Update Manager Port Settings” window, select the vUM identity, ports, proxy settings and then press “Next”.In the “vCenter Server Information” window, enter the vCenter server “Name”, “HTTP Port”, “Username”, “Password” and then press “Next”.In the “Support Information” window, deselect the “Download updates” option and press “Next”.Accept the licence agreement and select “Next”.In the “VMware vSphere Update Manager” window, press “Next”.Select your language (default “English (United States)”) and press “OK”.Tick the “Embedded Database Option” and press the “Install” button. In the “VMware vCenter Installer” window, select the “Server” object under the “vSphere Update Manager” option.
Mount or extract the VIM 6.0 ISO image to the Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 system. Install the vSphere Update Manager Server You have the vSphere Infrastructure Management Release Candidate (RC – Build 2172336) or the General Availability (GA – March 2015) ISO image. Two Customised Windows Server 2012 R2 server Operating System (for vSphere 5.5, but applicable to vSphere 6.0 also). Functioning vCenter Server 6.0 (Windows Server 2012 R2 install or vCSA). If you use vCSA and want vUM, you will have to install the vUM service on Windows Server 2012 R2 infrastructure and specify the vCSA details during the vUM install. The RC version of the vSphere Client does not support vSphere Update Manager, you must use the vSphere Update Manager Client to configure vUM.Īs in previous versions, the optional vUM Download Service is used to provide a central repository for multiple vCenter Servers with vSphere Update Manager Server. If deployed, the Server and Download Service instances must be on separate servers. VSphere Update Manager has become more complicated from an installation perspective, you have to install the vUM Server, Download Service (optional – UMDS – previously not listed in the GUI) and Client as separate binaries. This post has been constructed using the vSphere 6.0 Release Candidate (RC – Build 2172336) vSphere 6.0 Basics – Part 6 – vSphere Authentication Proxy. vSphere 6.0 Basics – Part 5 – vSphere Update Manager. vSphere 6.0 Basics – Part 4 – vCenter Server Install with Windows Server 2012 R2. vSphere 6.0 Basics – Part 3 – vCenter Server Appliance Install. vSphere 6.0 Basics – Part 2 – vSphere Client Install. vSphere 6.0 Basics – Part 1 – ESXi Install. This is a 6 part series, describing the installation basics of vSphere 6.0: This is part 5 of the vSphere 6.0 Basics, detailing the installation of vSphere Update Manager on Windows Server 2012 R2.
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