2V0-622 · Question #513
What two migration paths are supported for Windows vCenter Servers? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. vCenter Server 5.5 with an embedded vCenter Single Sign-On instance on Windows > vCenter B. vCenter Server 6.0 instance on Windows > vCenter Server Appliance 6.5 with an embedded. The vCenter Server Migration Tool supports migrating Windows-based vCenter 5.5 (embedded SSO) and vCenter 6.0 with an embedded Platform Services Controller to the VCSA 6.5.
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What two migration paths are supported for Windows vCenter Servers? (Choose two.)
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- AvCenter Server 5.5 with an embedded vCenter Single Sign-On instance on Windows > vCenter
- BvCenter Server 6.0 instance on Windows > vCenter Server Appliance 6.5 with an embedded
- CvCenter Server 6.0 instance on Windows > vCenter Server Appliance 6.5 with an external
- DvCenter Server 5.5 instance on Windows > vCenter Server Appliance 6.5 with an embedded
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The vCenter Server Migration Tool supports migrating Windows-based vCenter 5.5 (embedded SSO) and vCenter 6.0 with an embedded Platform Services Controller to the VCSA 6.5.
vCenter Server 5.5 with an embedded SSO instance is a supported source topology because the migration tool can consolidate the embedded SSO and vCenter roles into a single VCSA with an embedded PSC.
vCenter Server 6.0 on Windows with an embedded PSC is a supported migration path; the tool can directly convert this topology to a VCSA 6.5 with an embedded PSC.
Migrating a vCenter 6.0 Windows instance to a VCSA 6.5 with an external Platform Services Controller is not a supported path for the migration tool; external PSC deployments require a different migration strategy.
A vCenter Server 5.5 instance without an embedded SSO (i.e., using an external or standalone SSO) is not a supported direct migration topology; only the embedded SSO variant of vCenter 5.5 is supported.
Concept tested: Supported vCenter Server Windows to VCSA migration paths
Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.vsphere.upgrade.doc/GUID-0854DA1A-A00F-4FBB-AEB5-D48B8B00CBD4.html
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