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If you are a NSX customer one of the biggest show stopper for upgrading to vSphere 6.7 was that NSX 6.4.0 only was supported up to vSphere 6.5. Now with the availability of NSX 6.4.1 this is gone. But this is not the only good news. NSX 6.4.1 includes many new features.
Read more to find out whats new within HTML5 Client support, Identity Firewall and much more…
This week VMware released the Update 1g for vCenter Server.
With this update VMware fixes two issues.
First it provides a part of the hypervisor-assisted guest mitigation (CVE-2017-5715) and second it fixes an issue with putting ESXi hosts into an empty EVC Cluster.
The full information about the vCenter updates can be found here: vCenter 6.5 Update 1fg
Version: vCenter Server 6.5 Update 1g (6.5.0.15000)
Build: 8024368
How to update the VCSA can be found here: Update VCSA 6.5
The NSX Controllers are the central control point in your NSX environment. They build the control plane for all logical switches in the environment.
The NSX Manager is the central component of NSX. It is a single VM which is deployed as appliance. How to do the few steps to deploy the machine is explained here…
Just one month after releasing vCenter Update1e VMware released the Update 1f for vCenter Server.
The Update patches the vCSA operating system (Photon OS) against Spectre-1 (CVE-2017-5753) and Meltdown (CVE-2017-5754).
A patch for the Spectre-2-vulnerability (CVE-2017-5715) is still not availiable.
The full information about the vCenter updates can be found here: vCenter 6.5 Update 1f
Version: vCenter Server 6.5 Update 1f (6.5.0.14100)
Build: 7801515
How to update the VCSA can be found here: Update VCSA 6.5
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