我用WIN2012，我安装VCENTER5.1,我升级ESX4.1，我容易么我？

学习并快乐着。。。

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中文文档如下：

http://www.docin.com/p-499817556.html

英文对故障处理的说法：

http://vniklas.djungeln.se/2012/09/14/installing-vsphere-vcenter-5-1-on-windows-2012/

以下这个哥们遇到的事，我差不多都遇到啦。。。。

I have tested to install the new VMware ESXi 5.1 in a VM on my Macbook pro, next step was to get the vCenter 5.1 working on Windows 2012.

I downloaded the evaluation ISO from technet and when using the Easy Install I got an error trying to install the OS on the VM, as you can see on the screendump I get a licensing error, my first thought was that it was an error with my iso download and I then downloaded it again but the error persisted.

When I try to set up a new VM without the Easy Install I get the license agreement without error and could deploy the VM without any errors. Did I say that I am using the latest fusion 5.0.1

So to continue with the install, when the OS is upp and running I also need to download/install .net 3.5 (this is not by default available in win 2012 so I need the Media or an Internet connection). This as the .Net 3.5 is a requirement when installing vCenter.

Then I run the simple install from the media that will install the vCenter server, Single sign-on and Inventory service together.

When the installation is finished everything seems to be installed but the vCenter service will not start. It complained about a service that it depended on that was not existing.

I investigated a bit and the Protected Storage Service was deprecated in windows 2008 and only in read-mode and I could not find it for Windows 2012. So I wanted to remove the dependent services.

So how to do this, I type sc config vpxd depend= “” to remove all dependencies and then I typed sc start vpxd and the service took a bit to start but eventually it got to a running state.

Then I installed the vSphere Client and tried to log in and when the client opened I added the vSphere host without any issues.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now when I got this running I will continue to install PowerCLI 5.1 and test it with PowerShell 3.0

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Hello,

Better way to do this is to remove the “ProtectedStorage” as dependcy in the registry, and vcenter wil start fine.

You can find it in :

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\vpxd

in DependOnService you can remove the ProtectedStorage

Regards from Serbia.

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转载于:https://www.cnblogs.com/aguncn/archive/2013/03/14/2959180.html