Most environments will use for the SSO User name.

When you Connect to Source, the rest of the window will display.

Port 443 is appropriate for almost everyone, unless the IT department has customized this. You can look this up in the address bar when you open vCenter to manage your VMware environment. Enter the DNS name for your existing vCenter server. For this scenario, pick Upgrade (to upgrade an existing vCenter appliance from 6.0 or 6.5 to 6.7) The VCSA introduction screen displays. Appliance Upgrade Stage 1 Options display. Expand the folder that matches your computer (Windows 7, 8, and 10, pick win32) (Windows 7, 8, 10) Run the installer.exe file to start the upgrade wizard. Then expand vcsa-ui-installer to open that folder.

On Windows 10, use Windows Explorer and look for the files inside your DVD drive. iso viewer or burn the image to a CD then open it on the CD. In Windows 10, you can double-click the file to mount it to a virtual DVD drive. Navigate to your downloads folder when the download completes. Verify the version you want to use (it will default to the latest one), and click Download for VMware vCenter Server Appliance, file type = iso. (It does not matter if you choose Essentials, Standard, etc, they are all the same). Log on to and navigate to the Downloads section. If you have disk space available, make sure to Quiesce memory. Preparing for the vCenter appliance upgrade First, create a snapshot for your existing vCenter server. If you have a Windows vCenter server, check the comments for instructions from Greg Curry. Is your existing vCenter server running on Windows? This article is primarily about upgrading vCenter appliances (linux-based). The same steps work for vCenter 6.5 to 6.7. These screenshots show the entire process to upgrade vCenter from 6.0 to 6.7 using a Windows 10 desktop as my administrative workstation.

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