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8 On the source machine, copy the data folder of Update Manager.
The default directory where Update Manager data is stored is C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware Update
Manager\Data. For a custom location of the Update Manager data folder, see the PatchStore registry
value.
9 If you used a custom SslVerifyDownloadCerticate registry value on your Update Manager source
machine, make the same customization on the destination machine.
10 If you modied the jetty-vum-ssl.xml or vci-integrity.xml les on the source machine, make the
same modication on these les on the destination machine.
The default location of the jetty-vum-ssl.xml and vci-integrity.xml les is C:\Program Files
(x86)\VMware\Infrastructure\Update Manager\.
11 If you used custom certicates on the source machine, move them to the destination machine.
You can use VMware vSphere Update Manager Utility to set your new certicates. For more
information about how to use VMware vSphere Update Manager Utility, see Reconguring VMware
vSphere Update Manager documentation.
12 Uninstall Update Manager from the source machine.
For more information about uninstalling the Update Manager server, see Installing and Administering
VMware vSphere Update Manager documentation.
You have installed an exact replica of your Update Manager environment on the new destination machine.
What to do next
Start the migration process for vCenter Server to vCenter Server Appliance.
Synchronizing Clocks on the vSphere Network
Verify that all components on the vSphere network have their clocks synchronized. If the clocks on the
machines in your vSphere network are not synchronized, SSL certicates, which are time-sensitive, might
not be recognized as valid in communications between network machines.
Unsynchronized clocks can result in authentication problems, which can cause the installation to fail or
prevent the vCenter Server Appliance vpxd service from starting.
Verify that any Windows host machine on which vCenter Server runs is synchronized with the Network
Time Server (NTP) server. See the Knowledge Base article hp://kb.vmware.com/kb/1318.
To synchronize ESXi clocks with an NTP server, you can use the Host Client. For information about editing
the time conguration of an ESXi host, see vSphere Single Host Management.
Synchronize ESXi Clocks with a Network Time Server
Before you install vCenter Server or deploy the vCenter Server Appliance, make sure all machines on your
vSphere network have their clocks synchronized.
This task explains how to set up NTP from the vSphere Client. You can instead use the vicfg-ntp vCLI
command. See the vSphere Command-Line Interface Reference.
Procedure
1 Start the vSphere Client, and connect to the ESXi host.
2 On the  tab, click Time .
3 Click Properties, and click Options.
4 Select NTP .
vSphere Migration
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