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Stopping, starting, or restarting the vSphere Update Manager service (1039328)

Last Updated: 7/13/2020Categories: How toTotal Views: 39454Language:
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For troubleshooting purposes, to clear errors, and to stop tasks with vSphere Update Manager, it may be necessary to change the status of your Update Manager service. This article provides steps to stop, start, or restart the Update Manager service.

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Stopping the vSphere Update Manager service

To stop the vSphere Update Manager service:

Note: When you stop the vSphere Update Manager service, any activity using vSphere Update Manager is stopped. You cannot use Update Manager until you start the service.

Log in as an Administrator to the server that is running vSphere Update Manager.

Click Start > Run, type services.msc, and press Enter.

From the list of services, right-click VMware Update Manager.

Click Stop and wait for the service stop.

Starting the vSphere Update Manager service

To start the vSphere Update Manager service if it has stopped:

Log in as an Administrator to the server that is running vSphere Update Manager.

Click Start > Run, type services.msc, and press Enter.

From the list of services, right-click VMware Update Manager.

Click Start and wait for the service startup to complete.

Restarting the vSphere Update Manager Service

To restart the vSphere Update Manager service:

Log in as an administrator to the server that is running vSphere Update Manager.

Click Start > Run, type services.msc, and press Enter.

From the list of services, right-click VMware Update Manager.

Click Restart and wait for the service to complete restarting.

Note: If the vSphere Update Manager service does not start, or has trouble restarting, verify that it is able to communicate with the database and the appropriate permissions have been assigned. For information on troubleshooting this issue, see Troubleshooting vSphere Update Manager installation failures and Error 25085 caused by a port conflict (1032709).

Related Information

For help troubleshooting issues with vSphere Update Manager, see:

Troubleshooting issues installing vSphere Update Manager (1032443)

Troubleshooting issues when vSphere Update Manager is unable to scan an ESX/ESXi host (1032444)

Troubleshooting issues where vSphere Update Manager cannot remediate an ESX/ESXi host (1032707)

Troubleshooting issues where vSphere Update Manager cannot upgrade an ESX/ESXi host (1032626)

Troubleshooting when vSphere Update Manager is unable to remediate a virtual machine (1031782)

Troubleshooting when Update Manager is unable to remediate a virtual machine
Troubleshooting issues installing VMware vCenter Update Manager
Troubleshooting issues when VMware vCenter Update Manager is unable to scan an ESX/ESXi host
Troubleshooting when VMware Update Manager cannot upgrade an ESXi/ESX host
Troubleshooting issues where vCenter Update Manager cannot remediate an ESX/ESXi host
Troubleshooting VMware vCenter Update Manager installation failures and Error 25085 caused by a port conflict
vSphere Update Manager サービスの停止、開始、および再起動
停止、启动或重新启动 vSphere Update Manager 服务

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