Chris Bradshaw • 3/13/2017

Auto Power On and VCSA Upgrades

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This technical article details the process of upgrading VMware's vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) from version 6.0 to 6.5. It explains the seamless upgrade process but warns of a specific 'gotcha' in homelab environments: if the old VCSA VM is set to auto-power-on, it can cause an IP conflict with the new appliance after a host reboot. The author provides a solution involving changing the VM's startup behavior and disabling its virtual NIC.

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