whitekrot.blogg.se - march 2022

Install certificate in vmware vsphere 6.5 server

#Install certificate in vmware vsphere 6.5 server update#

I assume that you’re using either shared storage such as iSCSI storage array or network attached storage (NAS). An ESXi installation ISO, which you can download from the VMware website, and which you’ll burn to a CD-ROMĭepending on how you’ll connect a storage device to the host, you should have a server with at least two network cards: the first one for the management network and the second one for the storage network.A hardware device that is on the VMware hardware compatibility list (HCL).Stateless booting via VMware auto-deployment.Boot from LUN via a hardware iSCSI card, FC or FCoE (fiber channel over Ethernet).

Installation to an SD flash card (certain hardware manufacturers provide a mirrored “double” slot).Installation to the local SATA/SAS or FC drive (RAID1).

#Install certificate in vmware vsphere 6.5 server update#

The latest 6.5 release, brings with it a bag-full of goodies that include native HA, embedded Update Manger and inbuilt backup / restore functionality, features you won’t find in vCenter Server for Windows.

Installation to a USB stick – the server boots from the USB stick. Moving forward, vCenter Server Appliance (vCSA) 6.5 is the preferred vCenter deployment method. Although vSphere 5.5 simplified the process and third-party tools such as Derek Seaman's vSphere Toolkit took much of the pain out of it, certificate management was still one of those things that many administrators avoided - especially if they were using the Linux-based vCenter Server virtual appliance.