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With vCenter Server 6.5 Update 2, you can migrate vCenter Server installed on Windows with custom HTTP and HTTPS ports to vCenter Server Appliance.

Cloning of virtual machines between vCenter Server 6.0 and vCenter Server 6.5 is not supported. With vCenter Server 6.5 Update 2, vMotion and cold migration of virtual machines is supported between vCenter Server 6.0 Update 3 and later, vCenter Server 6.5, vCenter Server 6.5 Update 1 and VMware Cloud on AWS. VCenter Server 6.5 Update 2 provides backup restore support to Embedded Linked Mode with replication deployment topology and reconciliation API for both file-based and snapshot-based restore.

With vCenter Server 6.5 Update 2, you can deploy by using the GUI or CLI installer up to 15 vCenter Server Appliance instances in Embedded Linked Mode, and manage these instances with the vSphere Web Client or vSphere Client from any of the instances.

The vCenter Server 6.5 Update 2 release includes the following list of new features.

Installation and Upgrade Notes for This Release.The release notes cover the following topics: VCenter Server Appliance 6.5 Update 2 | MAY 3 2018 | ISO Build 8307201Ĭheck for additions and updates to these release notes. Then you can again edit vCPU, memory, NIC, etc settings.VCenter Server 6.5 Update 2 | MAY 3 2018 | ISO Build 8307201 Once you have the new vSphere client installed, simply click on “Edit settings” on any VM using virtual hardware 10 and you’ll first be prompted with the above message and then displayed the Edit virtual machine settings window. This feature is NOT dependent on your environment (vCenter or hosts) running 5.5 Update – just install the vSphere 5.5 U2 client! That all changes today, VMware has just released vCenter 5.5 Update 2 today and one of the “resolved issues” in today’s release notes is the ability to now edit virtual machines with Virtual Hardware 10 using the vSphere thick (C#) client.Īll you need to do is install the latest vSphere 5.5 Update 2 thick client to enable this function. In some cases people have put off upgrading to virtual hardware 10 either for dislike of the web client or knowing you cannot edit the VM in the event of the web client being down.

However the ability to edit virtual machines have have been upgraded to virtual hardware 10 was restricted to only the vSphere web client.

When ESXi 5.5 came out so did a new virtual hardware version, 10, as well.