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Hr_Ross76
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Update vCenter form 6.7.4000 to 6.7.43000

Hi,

vCenter isnt connected to Internet, so Upgrade must be offline.

I got following erros in the log after trying to update via stage iso process.

error=error: Failed dependencies:

libgcc = 5.3.0-5.ph1 is needed by (installed) libstdc++-5.3.0-5.ph1.x86_64

openssl = 1.0.2r-1.ph1 is needed by (installed) openssl-c_rehash-1.0.2r-1.ph1.x86_64

python3 < 3.5.6-9.ph1 conflicts with python3-devel-3.5.6-9.ph1.x86_64

python3-libs = 3.5.6-5.ph1 is needed by (installed) python3-3.5.6-5.ph1.x86_64

VMware-Postgres-libs = 9.6.13.0-13872480 is needed by (installed) VMware-Postgres-9.6.13.0-13872480.x86_64

VMware-Postgres-libs = 9.6.13.0-13872480 is needed by (installed) VMware-Postgres-odbc-9.6.13.0-13872480.x86_64

VMware-Postgres-libs = 9.6.13.0-13872480 is needed by (installed) VMware-Postgres-pg_archiver-9.6.13.0-13872480.x86_64

How can i fix taht?

Greets,

Michael

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Nawals
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Can You please share the current version of vcsa ans build and target version build number.

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Hr_Ross76
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Hi

Sure:

Current vCenter:

Version6.7.0 40000  Build 15129973

Target Version:
Version6.7.0 43000 Build 15976728

Greets,

Michael

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Nawals
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Can you login to vCenter and go to summary tab you can see the version and build number. Also, target which update you are looking..

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Hr_Ross76
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Hi

Thats this:

Current vCenter: Version 6.7.0.40000 Build 15129973

and i want to update to this Version:

Version 6.7.0 43000 Build 15976728

greets

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Nawals
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As I can see your current version is vCenter Appliance 6.7 Update 3b (6.7.0.42000) build 15129973 and you are looking to upgrade to vCenter Appliance 6.7 Update 3f build 15976714 right?

I don't know where you get this Version 6.7.0 43000 Build 15976728 ? Can you confirm it.

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Hr_Ross76
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Ok,

this: Version 6.7.0 43000 Build 15976728 is the newest version... published 9. April 2020

and now thats strange:

my current vcenter shows 6.7.0.40000 but with the build number from 6.7.0.42000 (15129973)

here are the build numbers and versions:

vCenter Appliance 6.7 Update 3f2020-04-0915976714
vCenter Appliance 6.7 Update 3e2020-03-2615808844
vCenter Appliance 6.7 Update 3d2020-02-2715679281
vCenter Appliance 6.7 Update 3c2020-01-3015505668
vCenter Appliance 6.7 Update 3b (6.7.0.42000)2019-12-051513272115129973
vCenter Appliance 6.7 Update 3a (6.7.0.41000)2019-10-241483612214792544
vCenter Appliance 6.7 Update 3 (6.7.0.40000)2019-08-201436773714368073

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thats strange...... isnt it?

and for your better understanding:

i have a 2nd vcenter here that i have already succesfull updated:

6.7.0.43000
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cheers

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Nawals
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Below are the latest version I can see. I'm not sure if VMware rollback Version 6.7.0 43000 Build 15976728

vCenter Appliance 6.7 Update 3f2020-04-0915976714

I would suggest you to raise support case with VMware.

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berndweyand
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Pleas note that the vcsa reports diffenrent buildnumbers in vami an the client

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Vijay2027
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The error message "error=error: Failed dependencies:" basically means that there are few stale rpm's on the vCSA.

Run the command below and attach the o/p file to this thread.

rpm -qa > /var/tmp/rpm_list.txt

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Hr_Ross76
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Ok, here it is.

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fabric1
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Hi

You need to stage the upgrade.

1.     6.7.0.41000

2.     6.7.0.42000

3.     6.7.0.42300

4.     6.7.0.43000

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Hr_Ross76
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Hi..

tried to stage the update with 6.7.0.41000..

didnt work 😞

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Vijay2027
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There are ~80 stale rpm's and corresponding binaries that needs to be removed before you patch it to latest version.

Recommend you to file a SR with GSS and DM me SR# num. Thanks.

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