VCOPS + re-installation vCenter

Hi all

I have a question 'bit '... I would spend my vCenter from physical to virtual, but I do not want to reinstall vCOPS, Infr'action. Browser and rebilling.

The new vCenter will have the same settings of the former vCenter (certificates, IP, ecc.) and will connect to the DB even.

It is possible to migrate in these terms without problems?

Thank you all!

Matrix

If you run the migration steps, you will use the same DB and SSL keys, so it wouldn't matter to the other components of VMW. You will implement the new vCenter and also your organizational structure will be preserved. Fortunately, you can test it again and again with a food safe... e.g. the old server.

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