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Vmware vsphere client 5.5 update 2 drivers#
Vmware vsphere client 5.5 update 2 update#
Vmware vsphere client 5.5 update 2 upgrade#

Click on Download Now for the relevant SRA.ġ.4: Download any remaining plugins which need to be updatedĭownload IBM TSM TDP – 7.1 plugin from hereġ.5: Download IBM Storage Mgmt Console 3.2.2 from here: And expand to verify that it is the correct version according to the compatibility matrix.

Vmware vsphere client 5.5 update 2 drivers#

Next you can go to Drivers and Tools and expand Storage Replication AdaptersĬlick Go to Downloads. Select how you would like to download the file. Download whichever type you prefer to work with by clicking Download Now You will then be prompted to download an ISO or a zip bundle. To get the Custom ISOs for Cisco blades for this version go to: and click Go To Downloads Select the relevant version of vCenter and click on Download Nowįrom here you’ll be prompted to log into the my. account.

Vmware vsphere client 5.5 update 2 update#

This can be found here – ġ.2: Download software vCenter 5.5.0 Update 2d

Vmware vsphere client 5.5 update 2 upgrade#

There is one other document to be aware of when it comes to planning for the upgrade and that is the upgrade sequence matrix so that you ensure that the correct products are updated at the correct times. Likewise for the IBM plug-ins and the SRA required for SRM. For example in the below matrix we will be upgrading SRM from 5.0.1 to 5.5.1 to be up to the latest version supported on vCenter 5.5 Update 2. The first step is this process is to gather the version details of all the installations and plug-ins that you have and use the VMware Compatibility Guide – – to verify that all the components listed are compatible or at least find out what versions of your products are compatible and seek out information on the upgrade process for each of those components. The first thing you need to check is that all the components of your environment are compatible with the version of vSphere you want to upgrade to.

Part 6 – Upgrade ESXi hosts & Upgrade VMware Tools.

Part 4 – Upgrade SRM & Upgrade SRA, Re-link vCenter & Site Secondary Upgrade.

Part 3 – Upgrade vCenter Inventory Service & Upgrade vCenter Server & Upgrade vCenter Update Manager.

Part 2 – Unlink vCenter & Upgrade/Install Single Sign-on & Upgrade vSphere Web client.

I’ve broken down the posts into a 6-part series covering the below areas: I documented the steps for the upgrade and while once again I didn’t want to create a multi-part blog post the sheer number of steps dictated that it was a requirement. It was on my to-do list for later in the year anyway so it was good to get the upgrade out of the way. A workaround was tried to just have the ESXi 5.5 filter drivers for Trend installed on the 5.0 hosts but it caused some PSODs on our Dev servers and VMware recommended performing an upgrade of the environment. Following on from a previous bit of work I carried out to convert vCenter from a physical to virtual machine I then had to upgrade vCenter from 5.0 to 5.5 Update 2 to allow the drivers for Trend Micro Deep Security Manager to work on the ESXi hosts.