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You can check the drivers installed and check their compatibility with firmware versions.
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This eliminates the need to upgrade the drivers manually.ĥ) After the host is upgraded. This will automatically upgrade the host with required drivers and ESXi image to 6.7 U3.
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Import 6.7 U3 Cisco ISO image to Update Manager - Ĥ) After above steps, Remediate host using the newly created upgrade baseline.
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This ensures that VMs will be accessible even if you perform some task on one of the host.ģ) Import Cisco Custom ISO for ESXi 6.7 U3 to Update Manager and create "Upgrade" baseline using that ISO. I have upgraded the production VSAN environment without any issues in past and below steps should be fine for you to perform.ġ) Select one host at time and Put ESXi host in Maintenance mode by selecting "Ensure accessibility" option as when you put host to maintenance mode in VSAN it prompts you with this message. apply baseline to host setting maintenance mode options create a group baseline including upgrade image and 'patches (drivers)'
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load driver into repository as an 'update', upload from file On using Update Manager tell me if I am wrong. So what I figure from all this is I just need to ionstall 2 'nic' drivers. There is also a FusionIOmem driver but I logged into a host and performed 'esxcli software vib list | grep scsi' and the adapters shown did not include scsi-iomemory-vsl. In looking at the driver download I see 3 drivers pertinent to ESXi 6.7 U3: VIC drivers and fiber drivers. On the drivers and firmware, again, I am downloading them in what's paired together so I am downloading firmware and drivers from the same revision on Cisco's site. I have never used Update Manager before so it's a short learning curve, and is the time invested to learn it worth it for 4 hosts.
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Drivers install- install during OS install or after ESXi is installed? Take ALL VM's offline, I can take my time doing one host at a time, moving VM's. VSphere 6.5U3 and others will be 6.7U3 until all are done? That way I don't have to necessarily Is it okay to do one host at a time considering we run vSAN and some hosts will be Does it matter matrix is for an M4 and not an M4SX ? Note we have 4 hosts so I have some questions: Take ESXI out of maintenance mode,enable Automatic DRS (after last host is upgraded) * Using 0/b_Cisco_VIC_Drivers_for_ESX_Installation_Guide/Cisco_VIC_Drivers_for_ESX_Installation_Guide_chapter2.html Install the Cisco custom ESXi (mount iso to CIMC KVM) Run Cisco HUU to upgrade firmware (mount iso to CIMC KVM) Place DRS in manual mode all hosts, move VM's to another host, put ESXi in maintenance mode Check C240 M4SX vSAN upgradablilty to 6.7U3 Cisco ESXi 6.7U3 custom image for ESXi 6.7.3.1 GA Install CD ISO (not ZIP) Please see below:Ĭisco C240 M4SX ESXi Upgrade to 6.7U3 - 4 hosts I am fairly confident I have covered the bases but I want someone well versed to check my work before I embark on this effort. I am now looking to do this soon and I have come up with this procedure. Almost a year ago I asked about doing an upgrade to ESXi 6.7U3 but back burnered this for a while.