Today I am going to explain you have to upgrade ESXi with the help of vCenter update manger.
- Login to vCenter with required access
- Click Home.
- Click the Update Manager icon.
- Under the Configuration tab, click Patch Download Schedule.
- To view the Patch Download scheduled task:
- Click Home.
- Click Scheduled Tasks.
- Click VMware vCenter Update Manager Update Download.
- Click Home > Hosts and Clusters.
- Highlight the ESX host you want to update and click the Update Manager tab.
- Click Attach. Select Critical Host Patches and Non-Critical Host Patches baselines and click Attach.
- Note: To create custom baselines click Home > Update Manager > Baselines and Groups > Create.
- To scan the ESX host for missing patches against the repository, right-click on the ESX host and click Scan for Updates > Patches and Extensions > Scan.
- Scan progress is shown by the Scan Entity task in the Recent Tasks.
- The host scan does not affect running virtual machines.
- If the scan fails, ensure that the ports between Update Manager and the ESX host are open.
- When the scan is complete you see the number of patches missing on the ESX host. If no patches are missing, you see Compliant.
- To remediate the missing patches to the ESX host:
- Power off all virtual machines or vMotion them to a different ESX host.
- Place the ESX host into maintenance mode. Right-click on the ESX host, select Enter Maintenance Mode, and click Yes.
- Right-click on the ESX host and select Remediate > Critical Host Patches and Non-Critical Host Patches baselines and click Next.
- Select which updates or patches to install, click Next >Next > Finish.
- Notes:
- Remediate progress is shown by the Remediate Entity task in the Recent Tasks.
- This task might take some time as Update Manager starts downloading patches from vmware.com.
- If the remediation fails, ensure the ports between Upate Manager, the ESX host, and vmware.com are open.
- The ESX host might reboot after remediation completes.
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