vCenter Server Topology Considerations

[@geoffneish4170]

I love the white board format, its the best way to try and explain the complicated upgrade like you explained.

[@BlueOpsArena]

Great information, and the overall process, might have to lab this up myself to see what it looks like in production.

[@gnashersify]

Great Video but I think this is quite a specific environment and like the other comments made it quite a complex upgrade to follow.

[@TheSajag]

Very Informative Video.

[@robbybaggio4007]

Great video Emad. Thank you. How would you have approached the migration had the original 5.5 sites been running in Link-mode? you scenario treats them as standalone deployment sites which then become part of the same SSO domain during the migration and thereby taking advantage of the Enhanced Link mode feature

[@aaronstrong1476]

Great explanation

[@rushdirizvy]

Awesome Video!

[@davidcain4110]

Useful information!

[@ralphmigliore5648]

It looks complicated but the explanation helps.

[@ivandemes7418]

Great update.

[@tcpninja]

Good video!

[@RavinderKumar]

Excellent

[@pandarin435]

very helpful

[@winwinnaing9520]

Good design consideration for SDDC

[@robbishop4308]

nice update

[@fathedin8564]

gr8 Video

[@petkovmarin]

Seems very complicated. Can't we just install the new VC and connect it to the old DB?

[@jeffadams3118]

Not if you are planning to do what this video is describing - migrating from v5.x (w/ SSO) to v6.x (PSC). While not explicitly stated here, in most cases where there is a Windows-based v5.x vCenter Server and VUM, the backing database is SQL Server. The v6.x vCenter Server appliances to do support SQL Server as a backend database.

[@fattynguyen6580]

useful video

[@robbishop4308]

good update

[@dmustakasjr]

#WhiteBoard4TheWin

[@giladbrown]

Triple-Point-Tuesday at cloudcredibility.com. Thanks!