macbook pro migration assistant temp account password

#Macbook pro migration assistant temp account password update#
#Macbook pro migration assistant temp account password upgrade#
#Macbook pro migration assistant temp account password pro#
#Macbook pro migration assistant temp account password password#

It’s thin, light and beautiful (though I do miss the glowing Apple logo on the rear display housing).

#Macbook pro migration assistant temp account password pro#

Overall, the new MacBook Pro is a joy to use. To that end, I wanted to share some first impressions after using the MacBook Pro with Touch Bar (or TBP, as some are calling it) as my primary computer for a few weeks. Most of us longtime Mac users are all too aware that with new hardware – and especially major architectural changes – come early adopter woes.

#Macbook pro migration assistant temp account password upgrade#

So when I was given the chance to upgrade to the latest and greatest MacBook Pro, I jumped at the opportunity. The best part of all you are also upgraded to vCenter Server 6.5! awesome.I’ll admit it, I’m a huge Apple nerd. When successful, your source vCenter Server should now be shut down and brand new shiny vCenter Server appliance should be started in its place.

Wait for the data migration to complete.

Click OK on prompt that warns you that the source vCenter Server will be shut down once the network configuration is enabled.

Review your settings, check the box to verify you have a backup of the vCenter server as well as the database.

Select if you want to join CEIP and click Next.

Configuration, Events, Tasks and Performance metrics.

(pretty cool that it provides the size of the migration for each option as well) Select the best migration data options with the following 3 being available.

#Macbook pro migration assistant temp account password password#

Add username and password for user that can add computer to domain.Connect to Source vCenter should complete automatically.

Now for stage two, which copies the data from the source vCenter to new vCSCA.

If the migration fails for any reason your can easily roll back by powering off the target vCSA and then just power on the source vCenter Server and its components.

Configure the temporary network identity which is used to copy the data, this will be removed after migration is completed since the target vCSA server will get the network identity of the source vCenter server.

Enter ESXi or vCenter Server name for targer.

If you are changing networks and have a firewall in place then pick a port that is open and available.

Enter Windows server FQDN or IP address.

Launch vCenter server appliance UI installer.

Make sure this window stays open during the whole migration process until completion.

This will run the pre-update checklist and prompt if anything needs to be fixed.

Open the copied folder on local drive and run “VMware-migration-assistant.exe”.

Open the installer folder on CD/DVD drive and copy the “migration-assistant” folder to your source windows server running the vCenter Server.

Start the migration assistant on the source, depending on your environment configuration.

Download and Mount the vCenter Server Appliance Installer ISO file to the Windows vCenter Server.

Here are my step by step instructions for vCenter Server 5.5 with embedded SSO, no VUM:

Provide information for the next steps in the migration process.

Report errors that must be addressed before starting the migration.

You run the VMware Migration Assistant on your source vCenter Server, SSO/PSC or VUM it will perform the following tasks:

During the migration process, make sure to leave the migration windows open.

If external SSO/PSC, then you run the Migration Assistant on the source SSO/PSC first and then run the Migration Assistant on the source vCenter Server.

If embedded SSO/PSC, then you run the Migration Assistant on the source vCenter Server.

#Macbook pro migration assistant temp account password update#

If VUM is installed on a separate Windows server, other that your Windows vCenter Server instance then you MUST to run the migration assistant on this server FIRST! The VMware Migration Assistant facilitates the migration of the Update Manager server and database to the vCenter Server Appliance 6.5.vCenter server 6.0 instance on Windows with external PSCĭepending on your current configuration, the migration process will change based using an internal or external SSO/PSC and where VUM is installed.

vCenter Server 5.5 instance on Windows with external SSO.

vCenter Server 5.5 or 6.0 with an embedded vCenter Single Sign-On instance on Windows.

The migration assistant can tackle a couple of different vCenter Server configurations: