Migration of VCenter 4.0 to 4.1 on the new server - database upgrade problem

Hello

I am trying to migrate from a 32-bit W2K3 vCenter Server 4.0 to 4.1 running on a new server W2K8 R2.

The servers have different hostnames and IP addresses.

The datamigration tool ran on the existing server and registered the relevant question of config. I run it on the new server, and he acknowledges that there is data on migration and launch the installation program. This will go through the first steps and connects successfully to the db SQL 2005 (which is on a separate machine) via the DSN. Then, it generates an error:

"vCenter server does not support the upgrade of database version 2.5u5 or below." Please upgrade the database to a supported version and try again".

Thus, the vCenter database is in an old 'format '?

How can I update manually?

Thank you very much

P

Welcome to the community.

VCenter 4.0 DB is different from 2.5, for its strange.

Check the DSN configuration if you point to the correct DB.

André

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