When the ESXi host reboot is completed you can perform the ESXi upgrade using VUM. Message: The update completed successfully, but the system needs to be rebooted for the changes to be effective. The removal results seen in the above really poor screenshot or in the below text tells you that you need to reboot the ESXi host Remove the VIB via the following command:.esxcli software vib list | grep -i mellanox.List the VIBs via the following command:.When you have determined you are not using Mellanox drivers you can just remove the VIB from the existing ESXi host by running the following set of commands: The output in this case did not include any NIC using Mellanox drivers.One way of doing this is to run the below command from an ESXI host SSH session: This was a small vCenter and since there was no point of creating a new vCenter 6.0 from scratch, we decided to upgrade directly from v5.0 to v6.0. First you need to verify if you’re using Mellanox NICs unless you already know. We had a vCenter 5.0(Windows 2008 R2) that need to upgraded to 6.0, hosts included. I have seen this before and it is a pretty easy fix to solve this if you’re not using Mellanox network cards. The upgrade contains the following set of conflicting VIBs:.Scan result details stated the following :
Software or system configuration of host X.Y.Z is incompatible. They were in the process of upgrading their vSphere environment from 6.0 to 6.5 and had ran into a problem with the ESXi upgrade.Īfter creating a vSphere Update Manager (VUM) baseline with the HP ESXi image VMware-ESXi-6.5.0-Update1-6765664-HPE-650.U1.10.1.5.26-Oct2017.iso they got an error during the remediation saying: A few days ago I was contacted by a customer I used to work with before I joined Nutanix.
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