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Before proceeding with making any configuration changes it is best to validate the current setup. Check for things such as: and fix vROps time if necessary: How to change the date, time, or time zone of a vApp-based vRealize Operations Manager node Note: It is best practice to snapshot vRSLCM before proceeding with the update. One quick method to discover your ESXi build number and version is to connect via ssh and run the following command from the ESXi console: You may also lookup your ESXi build number and version from the following KB: vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager (vRSLCM) v2.0 is a centralized way to manage the vRealize suite of products from a single pane of glas*, allowing users to perform tasks such as installation, configuration, content management, integrated market place, upgrades, patching, This post details how to import an existing brownfield installation of the vRealize Suite into vRSLCM 2.0, these products were originally The following steps detail how to onboard these vRealize products into LCM, allowing the user to leverage all these management capabilities The VxRail Appliance vSAN disk groups are configured in one of two ways: HYBRID – single SSD disk for caching and one or more HDD disks for capacity. ALL-FLASH – single SSD disk for caching and one or more SSD disks for capacity. The amount of storage available to the vSAN datastore is based on the capacity drives. A VxRail node allows for multiple disk groups (please refer to official VxRail docs for specifics, as the quantity of disk groups differ per VxRail model) which in turn provides multiple cache drives per node thus potentially improving performance. In this example each VxRail Appliance node has two All-flash disk groups, each node in the cluster is required to have the same storage configuration. the vSAN cluster for this VxRail appliance comprises of 24 disks in total (4x 13G servers). of the first ESXi host in the cluster, we can see the VxRail node has a total of 6 disks contributing storage to the vSAN cluster,