Installation of all using a vCenter Update Manager

I created a lab with 2 hosts ESXi (5.5.0) environment and a vCenter device (5.5.0).

I need to perform a few tests using the Update Manager, but I was unable to find the procedure to install it.

I understood that MU can be installed on the device of vCente.

Can I use a Windows Server 2008 R2 host to host it, but I can't find the procedure...

Can someone please indicate detailed documentation?

Concerning

Marius

The procedure is the same, take a look: vSphere Update Manager (VUM) (part 2) - Installation

You just have to provide the address (or FQDN) IP, port, user name and password before you connect to your vCSA questioned by Update Manager installation wizard (Figure #3 on the link I posted above).

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