- Remove all licenses that were already migrated (you can't remove the last vCenter license)
- Rename the vDC explaining where the hosts are now and let it sit there for a while so admins that may log in get it (there should have been proper emails and stuff through other channels about the change)
- Confirm where VUM (upgrade manager) is installed in the VUM config
- Check the Add/Remove programs for installed programs
- Run odbcad32.exe to check the DB server for vCenter (in the System DSN)
- Where VUM is installed in the same server, which you may have confirmed from the installed programs list, use c:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe to check the 32-bit System DSN and DB server details
- Uninstall VMware add-on programs that will need vCenter access to remove their plugins
- Uninstall additional software like PowerCLI, Converter, etc
- Uninstall vCenter (which uninstalls orchestrator).
- Uninstall the vSphere client
- Uninstall the embedded or standard SQL server (you really want to make sure the database server wasn't used for anything else!). If the DB is in a remote location, work with your DBAs to archive/decommission the database
- Update your documentation, CMDB details, etc
Now take care of OS decommissioning tasks
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