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If it was helpful, leave a comment or share the article! Hopefully, you never have to follow this guide. Once NSX manager is deployed and registered to the vCenter, you can deploy Guest Introspection and Trend Micro through the Service Deployment tab. Right-click agency pertaining to Guest Introspection and Trend Micro deployment.ĭo the above for each affected host, and everything will be cleanly uninstalled and you’ll be ready to redeploy a new NSX manager.Expand Solutions, and select vCenter Server Extensions.From the Home menu, select Administration.Delete the ESXi agencies associated with the deployment:.There should not be any VMs connected to it, since we deleted the service VMs in step 3. Note: The portgroup vmservice-vmknic-pg will be deleted along with the vSwitch. Click the Remove selected standard switch button (the Red X).Expand Networking, and select Virtual Switches.Remove the vmservice-vswitch vSwitch on each host which is only used for the Guest Introspection and Trend Micro virtual machines:.Delete the Guest Introspection and Trend Micro VMs from disk by right-clicking each of them in inventory and selecting Delete from disk.

Trend micro uninstal software#

Verify the VIB is gone: #esxcli software vib list | grep mux.

If a host reboot is required, the CLI will tell you after you run the command above.

Remove the epsec-mux VIB on each host in the cluster prepared for Guest Introspection from the host’s CLI:.

Here’s a step-by-step walkthrough of how I got all of my hosts, and my vCenter ready for a redeployment of NSX and Trend Micro. I was seeing issues with DRS, and the only way to get around the virtual machines hanging and eventually erroring out during DRS triggered vMotions was to manually migrate the virtual machines to other hosts and place the affected host in Maintenance Mode while I took steps to remove all things NSX, Guest Introspection and Trend Micro.

Trend micro uninstal upgrade#

So here goes…Īfter the vCenter upgrade was successful, I noticed that I no longer had an NSX manager registered, which was odd.

That was a mistake, and I thought it might be worth it for me to share what I saw unfolding, and how I resolved the issues. My thinking, incorrectly, was that after the vCenter upgrade, I could upgrade the existing NSX components of the environment and I would be off to the races! We were running Trend Micro Deep Security, which means we had NSX deployed in support of that product throughout our environment. Overall, I had a great experience with a few exceptions, both of which were my fault. So I recently migrated from a vSphere 5.5 environment to 6.5 using the migration utility.