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• vCenter Update Manager install confusion

  I'm finally getting around to installing vCenter Update Manager for our environment vSphere 4.1, but I'm having a nightmare of a time to settle.  VCenter is installed on a Windows 2008 R2 64-bit server, my SQL box is MS SQL 2005 installed on an old Windows 2003 64-bit server.

  Went in several circles between SQL 32 bit DSN, ODBC 64-bit drivers and the unauthorized download service must be installed on the same server as the Update Manager.  When you run the installation on my vCenter server, I get the following message:

  The vCenter Server is incompatible with the VMware vCenter Update Manager you install.  Please select a compatible Server vCenter.

  At this point I don't yet really if I get it to talk to our SQL Server or not.  I want just the installed software.  If anyone knows what's the magic combination to get everything going, I would really appreciate the info.

  hope that the 4.1 version of the vCenter server. In this case, if the version of the 4.1 Update Manager must be installed with the hassle. If the server vCeneter is 4.1 and Manager Update 41U1/U2, then installation will fail with the above error. 41U1 is not comaptible with 41 VC. Please refer to the software compatibility guide. http://www.VMware.com/PDF/vSphere4/R40/vsp_compatibility_matrix.PDF

• VMware Update Manager Install Failed: VCenter Server credentials cannot be verified

  When you try to install VMware Update Manager 5.1 on Windows 2008 R2, but fails:

  

  

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:30:57 - start logging.

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:30:57 - CA exec: VMValidateVCServerInfo

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:30:57 getting property VC_SERVER_IP = 192.168.75.1

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:30:57 getting property VC_SERVER_PORT = 80

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:30:57 Getting property VC_SERVER_ADMIN_USER = administrator

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:30:57 getting property TEMP_DIR = C:\Users\ADMINI~1\AppData\Local\Temp\1\

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:30:57 AppendPath::done path: C:\Users\ADMINI~1\AppData\Local\Temp\1\vum

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:30:57 command validation VC: ["v 192.168.75.1 Pei 80 - U 'administrator' Pei * C-"C:\Users\ADMINI~1\AppData\Local\Temp\1\vum\' L-'C:\Users\ADMINI~1\AppData\Local\Temp\1\\' vcversion - O""]

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:30:57 AppendPath::done path: C:\Users\ADMINI~1\AppData\Local\Temp\1\vum\vciInstallUtils.exe

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:30:57 found 'C:\Users\ADMINI~1\AppData\Local\Temp\1\vum\vciInstallUtils.exe '.

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:34:18 process returned 199

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:34:18 error: unknown error VC

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:34:18 get the property UILevel = 5

  VMware Update Manager-build-1022478: 05/12/13 15:34:18 get property ProductName = vSphere VMware Update Manager

  Well your files rui.crt and rui.key have become 0 size is why this problem occurs. Stop the autodeploy service and try the installation again.

  Concerning

  Girish

• vCenter update manager install - vcenter server isn't compatible?

  I try to install vcenter update manager.  I tried the two 4.0 update 1 and 4.0 Update 2.  Both give me an error in the first step of the installation when I specify our vcenter server, port, username, etc.  He states:

  "vcenter server is incompatible with the vmware vcenter update manager that you are installing.

  We run vcenter 4.1.0 (build 258902).  I can't find any information on this error.  Was hoping to find an answer here before opening a SR with vmware.

  If you use vCenter 4.1, you must install VUM 4.1, which can be located on the vCenter installation CD in the folder updateManager.  VCenter is a 64-bit application, VUM is not and still requires a 32-bit DSN.

• I get a pop up window saying windows is looking for a sonic Update Manager file

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  I get a pop-up window saying windows is looking for a sonic Update Manager file (said scan.msi) and can't find it - he is constantly back and forth w/Setup attempt and then returns to "Please install the scan disk file" which I DID not!  How can I get rid of this, and which upped in the 1st place?  Did not request a scan?  I am using iolo System Mechanic installed by Dell and do not know if something in this program attempts to run a scan, but it's very embarrassing to have these pop up screens constantly fight w/each other - I tried to cancel out of them, and they just continue to flow upward again and again.

  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  Hi Barbara a Woodin,.

  1. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  2. do you have sonic update manager installed on the computer?

  If you have Sonic update manager installed on the computer, then check out the link below and try the steps mentioned them, check if it helps.

  Update Manager (Service) issues and resolutions

  For further assistance, you can post your request in the community forums of Roxio.

  http://forums.support.Roxio.com/Forum/105-Sonic-applications/

• I get a message that indicates the component that you are trying to use is on a CD-ROM or other removable disk that do not exist insert the 'Sonic Update Manager' disk and click ok

  He reads at the top of the installer of windows message

  Hi gerardoram9160,

  1. When you receive the error message?

  2. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  3. do you have 'Sonic Update Manager', installed on the computer?

  If you get the error message when the uninstall or uninstall the program, see the Microsoft article and try the steps mentioned below.

  How to troubleshoot issues that may occur when you install, uninstall, or upgrade one program on a Windows computer

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2438651

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.

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• WebClient tab of the Update Manager

  I loaded the web client.

  Update Manager installed on the server vcenter (small number of virtual machines)

  I see what this update manager checked for downloads (attached)

  but I don't see the Update Manager tab (red arrow in the attached screen) Monitor tab in the client...

  So I don't think it's a question I Admin priv

  any ideas?

  However, starting with the next version of vSPhere, the traditional vSphere client will disappear and the web client will be used.

  Although the plans are to drop the Windows Client in the future, I'm sure that VMware Update Manager in the Web to integrate Client or always ship the Windows Client until all plugins are available for the Web Client.

  André

• CS5 Update Manager keeps trying to install the old updates

  Yesterday, I installed CS5 Master Collection on a replacement computer and used ' Check for Updates ' in Photoshop to download and install the latest versions. This well, but only updated Photoshop 12.0.4 and Illustrator to 15.0.2. I downloaded and installed the PS 12.0.5 and HAVE 15.0.3 manually updated and everything went well (or so I thought) - reports 12.0.5 PS and Illustrator reports 15.0.3 in their dialog boxes "about".

  Tonight, I found an Adobe Update icon in my tray and clicked on it. He tells me he wants to install PS 12.0.4 and HAVE 15.0.2 (a single patch back on each level). I let him run, thinking he would notice that everything was up-to-date. He didn't - he downloaded and tried to install these updates, reports of update failed for both. If I check the updates again, I again offer these two updates.

  I found this old thread http://forums.adobe.com/thread/714043 that deals with a similar problem with Dreamweaver. I tried to delete the C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Adobe\AAMUpdater\1.0 folder and restart as indicated on this thread and it does not solve the problem - the continuous update manager to try to download and install the updates necessary and obsolete.

  How Update Manager to understand that these updates have already been applied? I don't want to just disable checks for these products update, that I'll miss future updates. And I prefer not to disable and uninstall all CS5 Master Collection and reinstall if I have to - that seems a hammer to crush a mosquito.

  I don't want to just disable checks for these products update, that I'll miss future updates.

  There will be none. CS5 is now 2.5 years old and nobody does not return in support of these older versions when CS7 knocks at the door. The day.3 update has been made only after that the public cries largely misinformed on that together major security with certain types of files that has been a complete non-issue for 90% of users, anyway...

  Mylenium

• Please can someone confirm if I can install Update Manager 6 on 5.5 vCenter

  Hello

  An environment in which I need to install the Update Manager, so I think to install Update Manager 6 and I vCenter 5.5.

  So can you please confirm if I can install 6 on 5.5 vCenter Update Manager.

  According to my understanding, it will not happen, but requires the expert advisor.

  Matrices of the interoperability of products VMware shows Update manager 6 is only supported with vCenter 6.

  However, with a workaround you can get it running with vCenter 5.5 but is not recommended.

  Thank you

  Hentzien

• vSphere 6.0 + is not compatible with vmware vsphere Update Manager vcenter you install.

  Hello

  We run with vCenter 6.0 version 6.0.0 build 2997665.

  Installing Update Manager in different windows server with vCenter 6.0 U1 installation media.

  During the installation of Update Manager, it gives below error.

  Error: Vcenter is incompatible with vmware vsphere Update Manager that you are installing.

  Problem has been resolved after downloading installation VC VMware-VIMSetup-all - 6.0.0 - 2800571.iso, which is compatible with running VC build version.

• Disk space is growing day after day in player GBs D where Service of VMware Update Manager is installed

  vCenter Server 6.0 the disk automatically develops on a daily basis in GBs. On which the disc, vCneter Update Manager is installed. This particular drive size is 50 GB where only 4 GB of data is is however its space has been consumed 43 GB.

  When all the space was occupied this drive (drive D) and vCenter Server Services will stop. I don't know where is the problem and not able to find the root cause. Second, other - than vCenter Update Manager Server Services, all vCenter Server 6.0 Associates services are installed on the C drive.

  Internet services are enabled on the server vCenter Server, but I disabled the option Update Manager configuration tab for auto download of patches of VMware. Please help...

  As directed by your last update SQL is installed on drive D. normally Transition of database log will grow.

  -check the SQL logs in drive D

  -Reduce the SQL log file to reduce space.

  Steps to follow:

  1. SQL Management Studio connection
  2. Expand bases of data and then right click on the database you want to shrink.
  3. Point to tasks, point to Shrink, and then click files.
  4. Select the file type and the file name.
  5. Click OK.

  -If you find this or any other helpful answer please tick the correct answer or useful-

• I got an update a few months ago. He had a box to check and uncheck the box if I wanted to install McAfee. I didn't then he I unchecked the box. It install it anyway. Care to guess how angry I was? I have a new update today, but I don't WANT McAfee

  I got an update a few months ago. He had a box to check and uncheck the box if I wanted to install McAfee. I didn't then he I unchecked the box. It install it anyway.

  Care to guess how angry I was?

  I have a new update today, but I don't WANT installed McAfee AGAIN. I missed the window/page that had the check/uncheck box.

  I want to assure you that I do not get McAfee installed again. How do I do that?

  I'm glad that I don't work for Adobe but I don't know everything that you are angry customers.

• Cannot install the Update Manager in the same virtual Center Server

  Hello

  I'm trying to install the vsphere Update Manager but I crash at the same point...

  I would like to install it in the same server vcenter, (windows server 2012) in order to not create another machine virtual to just install a plugin...

  Thanks in advance

  

  Installed the Update Manager client? Install the updated Client Plugin Manager

• Unable to upgrade to or install Update Manager 5.1.0 Update 2

  Hello

  I have Update Manager 5.1 update 1 installed and working. I've just updated the server vcenter to 5.1.0 Update 2 and now trying to upgrade the VUM to also update 2. During the upgrade it kept failing on the login screen of vCenter vCenter Server username and password entered is not recognized. Now the account works, I logged onto the server vCenter as this account and can connect on the client vSphere under this account. The account is an administrator of vCenter.

  I could not upgrade to work so decided to completely uninstall VUM and reinstall it again with the update 2 version, but I get exactly the same error. I don't know where to go with this. I tried located accounts but no joy. I get the following in the vminst.log: -.

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:01:56 - start logging.

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:01:56 - CA exec: VMValidateVCServerInfo

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:01:56 getting property VC_SERVER_IP = 192.xxx.xxx.xxx

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:01:56 getting property VC_SERVER_PORT = 80

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:01:56 set property VC_SERVER_ADMIN_USER = domain\username

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:01:56 getting property TEMP_DIR = C:\Users\SVC_VC~1\AppData\Local\Temp\

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:01:56 AppendPath::done path: C:\Users\SVC_VC~1\AppData\Local\Temp\vum

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:01:56 order validation VC: ["v 192.171.185.107 Pei 80 - U 'domain\username' Pei *-C"C:\Users\SVC_VC~1\AppData\Local\Temp\vum\' L-'C:\Users\SVC_VC~1\AppData\Local\Temp\\' vcversion - O""]

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:01:56 AppendPath::done path: C:\Users\SVC_VC~1\AppData\Local\Temp\vum\vciInstallUtils.exe

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:01:56 found "C:\Users\SVC_VC~1\AppData\Local\Temp\vum\vciInstallUtils.exe".

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:02:01 process returned 102

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:02:01 error: VC username and password entered is incorrect

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:02:01 get the property UILevel = 5

  VMware Update Manager-build-1471702: 18/02/14 11:02:01 updated property ProductName = vSphere VMware Update Manager

  Interestingly, since the upgrade to vCenter 5.1 update 2, our Veeam VM backups started failing. It is said the service account used to connect to vcenter can no longer do. I think that I now have a vCenter problem rather than with single update manager. Of course, I can live without Manager Update for awhile, but not without our Veeam backup.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Janine

  As a result, we actually had major problems with authentication of domain vCenter. All 3rd party plugins did not exist to authenticate (including our Veeam backup) which makes it a little more serious. We could however connect you if one account local existence on the server vCenter himself. We could log on to the server vCenter as a domain account (which is a member of the Administrators group) and then launch the vSphere client, choosing to use "windows session credentials. If we typed in a user and a password that he will not allow you to connect.

  We then looked at logging on to the web client that has failed with an error similar to the following: -.

  The authentication server has returned an unexpected error: ns0:RequestFailed: internal error during the creation of SAML 2.0 token. The error can be caused by a source of identity with a malfunction.

  We could however login to the web client as admin@System-Domain to display the UNIQUE Admin authentication settings and make the necessary changes.

  So we knew now that it was more a problem of SSO. Knowledge base articles has made the removal of the source of the local identity that we were not happy in doing so, we placed a call with VMware. VMware response was to deploy a VAPP 5.5 vCenter to see if version 5.5 of SSO can fix this (we run 5.1), we could go SSO to 5.5. Also, we were not satisfied with this response as the new VAPP and SSO version probably would work it would be a clean install. He has not proved that the exsiting SSO to 5.5 upgrade does not have the same problem.

  We started trawling through the logs and noticed that there are errors in connection to DCs in a trusted domain (us authenticate not to all accounts etc. in this trusted domain). The trusted domain has been listed as a source of identity in the web client, we decided to remove the domain from the list of sources of identity (after consultation with VMware that said that we could remove it but he wouldn't do anything). We do not think it would work, but it did! We discovered since AD team that there were some problems with the trust between our domain and the other domain and we can only think that after restarting the server vCenter for 5.1 installation update 2 that he then picked up on these issues.

  Just thought this may be helpful to anyone experiencing similar problems.

• You can use Update Manager to install HP marked ESXi 5.0?

  I am running vCenter and Update Manager 5.0 and I have three host machines running the VMware ESX 4.1 U1 edition.  I was thinking of going with the HP install brand because our servers are Proliants.  Can I use the installation of HP ESXi 5.0 through Update Manager?

  As I understand it, once the installation of HP is turned on, I would always install updates for VMware 5.0?

  Someone at - it an entry as to whether using the HP install vs the right VMware one worth?

  Hello

  Yes, you can import the custom HP ESXi ISO 5.0 in Update Manager (in the tab "images ESXi") and create a basic upgrade the host from it. Then you can update your host ESX 4.1 with this baseline.

  I recommend it, because you will not only get the HP drivers update, but also the bundle HP offline (suppliers CIM incl. for the hardware monitoring) installed in this way.

  However, since the image of HP is not at its current level of fix VMware you always install VMware patches after the initial installation.

  -Andreas