Select Upgrade Baseline and choose HP Custom Iage ESXi 5.1.0 and hit Next With this in mind, go to your first ESXi Host and Select Remediate I tend to perform Baseline Upgrades on ESXi Hosts individual, rather than at Cluster level, just in case anything goes wrong. Suprisingly enough after the scan completes you will notice that your ESXi Hosts are no longer compliant Next select Scan & choose Upgrades and then select Scan again Select you Upgrade Baseline image and click Attach
#VSPHERE CLIENT 5.5 MANAGE RAID UPDATE#
Next we are going to go the Hosts and Clusters View and select the Update Manager Tab and then select Attach Next we need to create a a baseline image, I’m going to roll with HP Custom Image ESXi 5.1.0 then click Finishįingers crossed you should see the Imported Image It should only take a minute or so and you will see the HP Custom Image for ESXi 5.1.0 ISO has been uploaded. Select your the HP Custom Image for ESXi 5.1.0 ISO and click Next Once you have downloaded the ISO go into Update Manager > Admin View > ESXi Images and Select Import ESXi Image
This can be easily rectified by downloading the latest HP Custom Image for ESXi 5.1.0 ISO at the time of writing this blog post, the latest update is VMware-ESXi-5.1.0-799733-HP-5.34.23.iso
#VSPHERE CLIENT 5.5 MANAGE RAID INSTALL#
One of my work colleagues Mat Smith pointed out that when you install the generic ESXi hypervisor from the VMware site you get basic HP or Dell hardware information which is OK, but if you only have local storage you don’t know what state the underlying RAID configuration is in unless you have access to iLO or DRAC.
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