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jclayconnNCGH
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Join an existing sso or create a new one

Hello,

I am working with an inherited vsphere/vcenter 6.0 environment running a view 6.2 environment. We are looking to get up to date by going to a VCSA 6.7, ESXi 6.7, and horizon 7 environment. Because the environment is inherited, and the people who set it up aren't here any longer, we are planning to stand up a new environment and migrate over to it. The existing environment has an SSO domain and an integrated PSC, so should I join the new VCSA to the existing SSO, or create a new one? I'm planning on using an integrated PSC on the new VCSA too.

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ChrisFD2
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If you want a 'fresh start' then deploy an appliance and create a new SSO domain, then seize the hosts.

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Vijay2027
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If you join to the existing SSO domain that means you will have 2 VC's in Enhanced Linked mode.

If you are looking for standalone vc with integrated PSC then use "Create new SSO Domain" option.

RajeevVCP4
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So you have this

Embedded PSC on windows platform ?

And you want to upgrade VCSA 6.7 ?

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jclayconnNCGH
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Yes, the existing PSC is embedded on Windows platform. We are planning to upgrade to VCSA 6.7.

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RajeevVCP4
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Suggested way is

First upgrade your windows vcenter server as 6.5 U3d then migrate it to VCSA 6.7 U2

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ChrisFD2
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If you want a 'fresh start' then deploy an appliance and create a new SSO domain, then seize the hosts.

Regards,
Chris
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jclayconnNCGH
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Thanks to everyone for their input. We are looking for a fresh start here, so I think we are going to go the route of creating a new SSO domain.

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