![]() ![]() However if you currently have two 6.0/6.5 embedded deployments in separate SSO domains and wish to upgrade to 6.7, there is no way yet to use ELM.Īnother considerations is we have removed what we called sites within SSO domains, this means there is now a lot more flexibility when planning your Platform Services Controller topology. This means if you have a greenfield deployment, where you have 1 embedded deployment, you can now deploy a second embedded deployment and use ELM. We now support Enhanced Link Mode (ELM) with embedded deployments. Some key considerations with changed topologies as well. So if you happened to upgrade to 6.5 and are still on Windows, you now have a supported upgrade path to the appliance on vSphere 6.7. Why you ask? Well vSphere 6.7 is now the last release to support the Windows installer. You must be running vSphere 6.0 or 6.5.Īs we did with 6.5 and even more with 6.7 we are now calling the vCenter Server Appliance the default deployment. The first, thing I would like to mention is there is no supported migration from vSphere 5.x to 6.7. I am here to talk to you about planning your vSphere upgrade and some planning and considerations you should have when going to the latest release. I’ve been using 6.7 through the vSphere Beta Program and testing even newer features in my current role. It’s finally out! vSphere 6.7 is the next major release of VMware’s virtualization software. ![]()
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