Popular Topics in VMware. Spiceworks Help Desk. The help desk software for IT. Track users' IT needs, easily, and with only the features you need. Learn More ». Denis Kelley This person is a verified professional. Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. The VCSA's disk is on shared storage.
Pure Capsaicin. Gary D Williams This person is a verified professional. VMotion and storage vmotion dependant on licence will work. Yes you can. Mavmedia Oct 17, at UTC. What we did last time: We used the vcenter to clone itself to the other host.
Removed the original from inventory If it worked we deleted the original after some time from the datastore P. We only have the Essentials license - so no vMotion available. Post by gparker » Tue Oct 02, pm 1 person likes this post. Post by slk2k » Mon Jan 21, pm this post. Users browsing this forum: Google [Bot] and 19 guests.
Privacy Terms Cookie Settings. Quick links. Migrating vCenter Server Appliance to another host. Currently we are running new ESXi 6. We can't do live migration with vmware, since we are trying to migrate this virtual machine on another ESXi that isn't part of the cluster.
Usually this would mean to turn off virtual machine and migrate it, but that surely won't work since when we turn off Server Appliance, what will make vMotion happen then … So I'm wondering if we can use Veeam tool for that instead. Re: Migrating vCenter Server Appliance to another host Post by foggy » Fri Aug 10, am 2 people like this post You can either use Quick Migration for that or replicate the vCenter Server VM and then make planned failover to ensure minimum downtime.
We tried to do it with Quick Migration from Veeam software and it worked like a charm. Appliance server was inaccessible for about 10 minutes, but we don't consider that as downtime, since all VMs were still working, we just couldn't manage them for those 10 minutes. Which wasn't a problem at all.
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