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2V0-622D · Question #71

Which two conditions would prevent an administrator from upgrading an existing vCenter Appliance to vSphere 6.x? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. The appliance has been configured to use an external Single Sign-On server. B. The administrator did not export the appliance configuration.. Two prerequisites block a vCenter Appliance upgrade: an external SSO dependency and a missing configuration export.

Section 4 – Upgrade vSphere 6.x to vSphere 6.5

Question

Which two conditions would prevent an administrator from upgrading an existing vCenter Appliance to vSphere 6.x? (Choose two.)

Options

  • AThe appliance has been configured to use an external Single Sign-On server.
  • BThe administrator did not export the appliance configuration.
  • CThe administrator is using an appliance with an embedded Platform Services Controller.
  • DThe ESXi Host that the appliance will run on has not been placed into Maintenance Mode.

How the community answered

(40 responses)
  • A
    93% (37)
  • C
    5% (2)
  • D
    3% (1)

Why each option

Two prerequisites block a vCenter Appliance upgrade: an external SSO dependency and a missing configuration export.

AThe appliance has been configured to use an external Single Sign-On server.Correct

When the vCenter Server Appliance is configured to use an external Single Sign-On server, the in-place upgrade process cannot handle the external SSO topology and will fail, as the upgrade tool requires SSO to be in a supported co-located configuration for migration.

BThe administrator did not export the appliance configuration.Correct

Exporting the appliance configuration is a mandatory pre-upgrade step; without this export, the upgrade wizard lacks the data needed to recreate appliance settings on the new version.

CThe administrator is using an appliance with an embedded Platform Services Controller.

An embedded Platform Services Controller is a fully supported and common topology for vCenter Appliance upgrades, so it does not block the process.

DThe ESXi Host that the appliance will run on has not been placed into Maintenance Mode.

Placing the ESXi host into Maintenance Mode is not a stated requirement for upgrading the vCenter Server Appliance running on that host.

Concept tested: vCenter Server Appliance upgrade prerequisites and blockers

Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.7/com.vmware.vcenter.upgrade.doc/GUID-30485437-B107-42EC-A0A8-A03334CFC825.html

Topics

#vCenter Appliance upgrade#external SSO#upgrade prerequisites#vCSA

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