To upgrade Orchestrator 4.2.x on a 64-bit Microsoft Windows machine that is different from the machine on which vCenter Server runs, start the latest version of the Orchestrator standalone installer.
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Back up your Orchestrator configuration, as well as custom workflows and packages. See Back Up the Orchestrator Configuration and Elements. |
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Log in as Administrator to the Windows machine on which you are performing the upgrade. |
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Download the vCenter Server 5.1 installer from the VMware Web site. |
1 | Stop the Orchestrator server service.
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2 | Start the Orchestrator installer. In the software installer directory, browse to the C:\install_directory\vCenter-Server\vCO\ folder and double-click vCenterOrchestrator.exe. The file contains installers for the client and the server components. | ||||||||
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6 | When the installer detects the installation directory, click Next. You cannot change the installation directory when you are upgrading Orchestrator. To change this parameter, you must perform a fresh installation. | ||||||||
7 | Select the type of upgrade that matches your existing installation type and click Next.
For example, if you installed only the Orchestrator client, select Client and then upgrade your Orchestrator server separately. | ||||||||
8 | Specify the location for the Orchestrator shortcuts and click Next. | ||||||||
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11 | Start the Orchestrator configuration service and log in to the Orchestrator configuration interface. | ||||||||
12 | On the Database tab, update the database by clicking Update database. | ||||||||
13 | Reimport the SSL certificate for the licensed vCenter Server and start the Orchestrator server. For more information about importing the vCenter Server SSL certificate, see Import the vCenter Server SSL Certificate. |