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Verify that you have vSphere Client installed and that you have at least read-only administrator
- privileges.
Do not think that one can install a VM from a OVA with only Read-Only privileges.
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1 In vSphere Client, open the virtual console and select Set Timezone.
2 Press Enter.
3 Change your time zone.
4 Type service tomcat restart to restart the Tomcat service.
5 Type exit to return to the virtual machine console.
Was never at a command prompt where this command could be typed.
Was thrown back to VM Console / splash screen after confirming local time by pressing 1 when changing TimeZone. Had to login as root after setting TimeZone to be able to enter the command.
So more correct would be (if tomcat still needs to be restarted) :
1 In vSphere Client, open the virtual console and select Set Timezone.
2 Press Enter.
3 Change your time zone.
4 Log in as root
5 Type service tomcat restart to restart the Tomcat service.
6 Type exit to return to the virtual machine console.
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On Usage Meter 3.5.0, log in as root (or log in as usgmtr and change to root), and run the importum
<hostname> <version> command, where <hostname> is the TCP hostname or IP address of the old Usage
Meter and <version> is either 3.3.3 or 3.4.0.
Had to use 340 as version number for importum command to accept the parameter
Text above makes one believe that correct command could be importumcat /va old-umt-server 3.4.0
Following command worked for me :
importum old-umt-server 340
