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Hi OlivR,
I think you can try the below steps, this may help, as your servers are not on the cluster, you can try the below steps.
remove the machine from the VC inventory, and then try to perform as below.
search for the vpx rpm installed in the esx.
rpm -qa | grep vpx.
Then stop the mgmt-vmware service .
then remve the vpx rpm using the below command.
rpm -e <vpx rpm >
then start the mgmt-vmware service.
Go to /tmp, and check if a folder named "vmware-root" is available, if not, then create the folder, its an empty folder.
> Copy the vpx-upgrade-esx-7 or 6****** from the upgrade folder in the VC folder to /tmp on the ESX server
> run the command " sh vpx-upgrade-esx-7 or 6****** " in ESX
(By default the script is located in C:\program files\vmware\vmware virtualcenter\upgrade )
Then restart mgmt-vmware process as "/etc/init.d/mgmt-vmware start"
-Karunakar