OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter Version 4.2 Web Client User's Guide

Updating appliance through backup and restore

1. Take a backup of the database for the older release.
2. Turn off the older OMIVV appliance from vCenter.
   NOTE Do not unregister the OMIVV plug-in from vCenter. Unregistering the plug-in from vCenter removes all the alarms registered on vCenter by the OMIVV plug-in and all the customization that is performed on the alarms, such as actions, and so on.
3. Deploy the new OpenManage Integration appliance OVF.
4. Power on the OpenManage Integration new appliance.
5. Set up the network, time zone, and so on, for the new appliance.
   NOTE Ensure that the new OpenManage Integration appliance has the same IP address as the old appliance.

   NOTE The OMIVV plug-in might not work properly if the IP address for the new appliance is different from the IP address of the older appliance. In such a scenario, unregister and re-register all the vCenter instances.
6. The OMIVV appliance comes with default certificate. If you want to have a custom certificate for your appliance, update the same. See Generating Certificate Signing Request and Uploading HTTPS certificate. Else, skip this step.
7. Restore the database to the new OMIVV appliance. See Restoring the OMIVV database from a backup.
8. Verify the appliance. See the Installation verification in OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter Installation Guide available at Dell.com/support/manuals.
9. Run the Inventory on all the registered vCenter servers.
   NOTE Dell EMC recommends that after the upgrade, you run the inventory again on all the hosts that the plug-in manages. To run the inventory on demand, see the Scheduling inventory jobs.

   NOTE If the IP address of the new OMIVV version y is changed from the OMIVV version x, configure the trap destination for the SNMP traps to point to the new appliance. For 12th and later generation servers, the IP change is fixed by running the inventory on these hosts. While running the inventory on 12th generation hosts, if SNMP traps do not point to the new IP, those hosts are listed as noncomplaint. For hosts earlier than 12th generation that were compliant with earlier versions, the IP change is displayed as noncompliant and requires you to configure Dell EMC OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA). To fix vSphere host compliance issues, see Running the fix noncompliant vSphere hosts wizard.