6.0.2

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Procedure

1 Verify that the IP address is correct.

2 Verify that the Active Directory registration has not changed.

3 Verify the Network registration is correct.

4 Verify the Domain is correct.

5 Verify the certicates are valid.

6 Verify the inventory data is correctly migrated.

a Review the events history.

b Review the performance charts.

c Review the users, permissions, and roles.

If the post-upgrade or post-migration conguration conforms to your required information or CLI template

reference and expectations, the vCenter Server upgrade or migration is complete.

What to do next

You can troubleshoot unexpected behavior by reviewing logs.

Prerequisites

In vSphere 6.0, the vSphere Web Client is installed as part of the vCenter Server Appliance deployment. This

way, the vSphere Web Client always points to the same vCenter Single Sign-On instance.

Procedure

1 Open a Web browser and enter the URL for the vSphere Web Client:

https://vceneter_server_ip_address_or_fqdn/vsphere-client.

2 Enter the credentials of a user who has permissions on vCenter Server, and click Login.

3 If a warning message about an untrusted SSL certicate appears, select the appropriate action based on

your security policy.

Option Action

Ignore the security warning for this

Click Ignore.

Ignore the security warning for this

certificate so that the warning does

not appear again.

Select Install this  and do not display any security warnings for

this server and click Ignore.

Select this option only if using the default certicate does not present a

security problem in your environment.

Cancel and install a signed

certificate before proceeding.

Click Cancel and ensure that a signed certicate is installed on the vCenter

Server system before you aempt to connect again.

The vSphere Web Client connects to all the vCenter Server Appliance systems on which the specied user

has permissions, allowing you to view and manage your inventory.

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