Welcome to the vRealize Operations Manager documentation page. Use the navigation on the left to browse through documentation for your release of vRealize Operations Manager. All vRealize Operations Manager documentation also comes in a PDF format, which you can access by selecting the PDF icon while you are reading a page or viewing a search result.
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What Is vRealize Operations Manager?
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vRealize Operations Manager delivers intelligent operations management with application-to-storage visibility across physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructures. Using policy-based automation, operations teams automate key processes and improve the IT efficiency.
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- In the vRealize Operations Manager Initial Setup dialog box, set the new password for the vRealize Operations Manager instance. Use default certificates or if you like to have certificate from external CA go ahead and install. Will advise to use VRLCM to generate and install the VROPS Certification.
Using data collected from system resources (objects),vRealize Operations Manager identifies issues in any monitored system component, often before the customer notices a problem. vRealize Operations Manager also frequently suggests corrective actions you can take to fix the problem right away. For more challenging problems, vRealize Operations Manager offers rich analytical tools that allow you to review and manipulate object data to reveal hidden issues, investigate complex technical problems, identify trends, or drill down to gauge the health of a single object.
You can download vRealize Operations Manager from the VMware vRealize Operations download page.
You can download Management Packs and End-Point Operations Plug-Ins for vRealize Operations Manager from VMware Solution Exchange.
For a hands-on introduction to vRealize Operations Manager, try one of the hands-on labs (HOL).
To view port information on a single dashboard, access the Ports and Protocols tool.
Want to Learn More About vRealize Operations Manager?
- You can learn about configuring and using vRealize Operations Manager by reading the documentation, and by watching videos on Videos for vRealize Operations Manager.
- To learn more about extending and expanding monitoring capability of vRealize Operations Manager, see Management Packs for vRealize Operations Manager Documentation.
- Use the vRealize Operations Guided Tour to know more about the features and capabilities of vRealize Operations Manager.
- The VMware Configuration Maximums tool provides the recommended configuration limits for vRealize Operations Manager.
- VMware Compatibility Guide provides details about the compatibility of current and earlier versions of vRealize Operations Manager.
- VMware Product Interoperability Matrix provides details on the inter-operability between different solutions and vRealize Operations Manager.
- Visit the VMware Cloud Management Blog for the latest developments in vRealize Operations Manager.
- For questions related to vRealize Operations Manager, reach out to the vRealize Operations Manager Communities.
Looking for the Documentation of an Older Release?
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Zip files containing PDFs of all vRealize Operations Manager documentation for 6.3, 6.4, 6.5, 6.6, and 6.7 are available under the Archived Documentation section. Click the release number to download the ZIP file.
VMware released a new vCenter Server version: 7.0.0b, 7.0.0.10400, build 16386292. In this article I cover the resolved issues and I show how easy is to update from the previous version of vCenter Server 7.0.0 to the latest 7.0.0b.
In case you are looking for an upgrade demonstration from vCenter Server 6.7 to vCenter Server 7.0.0, you can check my other article: How to Upgrade vCenter Server Appliance from 6.7 to 7.0 – Stage 1.
If you want to install vCenter 7.0.0, please check How to Install VMware vSphere 7.0.
vCenter Server 7.0.0b – Resolved Issues
vCenter Server 7.0.0b introduces two new features:
- It adds a Replication State Change alarm to the vCenter Server Appliance that displays when a replication state changes to READ_ONLY.
- You can use the Show only rollup updates toggle button to filter and select patches that you want to include in a baseline when using the vSphere Lifecycle Manager.
This release of vCenter Server delivers the following patch:
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vCenter Server 7.0.0b resolves the following issues:
- Security updates (SQLite database 3.31.1, dom4j library 2.1.3, libxml2 library 2.9.10, Apache Tomcat 8.5.51, cURL 7.69.1, Python 3.5.9, Freetype Python 2.9, Postgres 11.7, OpenJDK 1.8.0.252, Eclipse Jetty 9.4.26)
- Migrating or cloning encrypted virtual machines across vCenter Server instances fails when attempting to do so by using the vSphere Client
- Auto Deploy – Creating an image profile might fail with an error Invalid Fault: ThrowableProxy.cause ‘name’
- Patching witness or passive nodes of environments with VMware vCenter Server High Availability enabled might fail
- Upgrading to vCenter Server 7.0 fails with the message that an error has occurred while starting service ‘sps’
- A VMware vSphere with Kubernetes cluster might stay long in a configuring state after a vCenter Server upgrade
- You cannot open the vCenter Server Appliance installer app in Linux virtual machines by double-clicking it
- You can still see Updates Available in the Summary tab of the vSphere Client after updating your vCenter Server system (this is the issue I reported when upgrading from vCenter 7.0.0 to 7.0.0a).
- If the vCenter Single Sign-On or machine SSL certificate of a vCenter Server machine contain a mix of uppercase and lowercase characters, migration or upgrade prechecks fail
- If multiple DNS entries exist in a vCenter Single Sign-On or machine SSL certificate of a vCenter Server machine, and the Common Name (CN) does not match the vCenter Server PNID, migration and upgrade prechecks fail
- The VM storage compliance monitoring service might not trigger recomputation of compliance status
- vCenter Server does not report compatible datastores when datastores are mounted on multiple data centers
- The third level of nested objects in a virtual machine folder is not visible
- Migration of virtual machines between vCenter Server instances fails with an error
- In VMware Cloud Director, uploading customization packages to a vApp might not succeed due to failure to acquire a generic service ticket
- Container Storage Interface (CSI) external provisioner fails to provision a PersistentVolumeClaim (PVC) in a vCenter Server testbed that uses a custom HTTPS port
- The Container Storage Interface (CSI) migration feature might be disabled by default
- When you have enabled VMware vSphere High Availability in a vSAN cluster that uses different subnets for traffic, timeouts in the networking layer cause incorrect vSphere HA status of some ESXi hosts
- Current Memory Failover Capacity metric displays above 100%
How to Update to vCenter Server 7.0.0b
Go to the appliance management console (https://<vCSA-FQDN>:5480/ – in my case that will be https://vcenter.cloudhat.local:5480/) and login using the root appliance password. Navigate to Update menu. We can see current version is 7.0.0.10300 and we have an available update to 7.0.0.10400 (which is vCenter Server 7.0.0b). Click on “Stage and install” link.
From now on, it is a pretty standard vCenter Server upgrade. Accept End user license agreement and click “Next”.
Choose if you want to join Customer Experience Improvement Program. Make your choice and click “Next”.
Next wizard section asks us to confirm we took a backup of the current vCenter. Click “Finish” when done with the backup.
The installation process starts now.
After going through more installation stages, the vCenter services will get started and the installation will be complete.
Reloading the vCenter Server appliance management console, we see now the new build, 16386292.