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6. Heres the suprise, or shock?! Update Manager 5 no longer provides updates to the guest OS (Windows and Linux) as in previous releases.You will need to use something such as WSUS or System Center for Windows and setup your own update repo for Linux. It does still provide updates for hosts, including upgrading from ESX/ESXi 4 to ESXi 5. You cannot upgrade from ESX/ESXi 3.x to ESXi 5 (as one would expect). 7. Tick the box to download update immediatley. Click Next.
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9. If deploying a small scale deployment you can choose to use SQL Server 2008 R2 Express. If using an full SQL server installation (either local or remote), create a DSN and choose to use an existing database. Click Next.
10. Select the FQDN of the vCenter server for the connection settings. Verify or change the ports if required.
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11. Verify the installation destination is correct. Alternativley the updates and patches can be stored in a seperate folder or disk.
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13. Login to the vCenter Server with the vSphere client and click "Plug-ins" and then "Manage Plug-ins.."
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14. You will now see a new available plug-in aptly named "VMware vSphere Update Manager" Click Download and Install.
16. The installation of the vSphere plug-in will start. Click Next.
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19. Finally an button named "Update Manager" will appear in the Home Screen of the vSphere client when connected to the vCenter Server. It is from here the admin settings for Update Manager can be found to configure baselines etc. This will be covered in another article.
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