Esxi 6.5 2.1.63.0-1 driver download

Does the Custom Download check for component installation dependencies? Click on SPP Custom Download link Select the appropriate SPP Click on the "Create a new bundle" tile plus sign tile Complete the "Configure Your Bundle" step with the applicable information of your choice and press "Next: Select Filters" button Select filters as needed no selection in any given category means everything in that category will be included Click the "Build" button Preview selected components and click "Submit Build" button Upon submission the build request is queued and will be processed as soon as possible Build completion is indicated on the new tile or through email notification, if selected How does a filter work?

For best offline results, select all Linux operating systems. My offline install shows no applicable components. What happened? What output formats are available? SPP Custom Download can produce. Are the. Why are filter choices available that don't belong to the SPP that I selected? Windows whose components are no longer on the SPP? What determines when an SPP is released? Revision Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7. Gen9 Service Pack for ProLiant Following up my own post, there exists newer drivers and firmware for this thing.

Unfortunately, the X that comes in Dell servers is a proprietary version that Intel firmware tools won't patch. Found the Intel firmware for the X, currently version 6. Found the later at:. Dell's latest package for it on the 14g server generation, is Our workaround was to open the console then remove the driver with the command esxcli software vib remove -n i40en.

This put it back to the i40e version and this has been stable although the update manager issue is driving us nuts. I have some forums where people said they ripped the nics out completely and replaced them that is extreme.

Because we had our vCenter server on the host that went down we couldn't bring it back up very easily. We had to remove one of the nic's from the distributed switch and create a standard switch in the same network which we could use to bring it back online and then we switched back to the original network. This sounds easy but we burnt a few hours thinking of alternatives to this. We only hope that Intel releases a new version or VMware a fix. Our customer is really upset with this situation.

The Malicious Driver Detection issue that we are aware of will be addressed in the next i40en driver release. The next driver is going through VMware Certification process and expected to release in a couple of weeks. We will have an official statement on this issue by next week. Thank you for your patience on this matter. We switched to Mellanox cards which have been rock solid.

I do have a test server which is still based though so I'll give it a try with vsphere 6. We appreciate you taking the time to test the driver on your server. The following example shows how to update an existing ESX driver with the latest version: UCS-A esxupdate update --nosigcheck --olderversion --maintenancemode --bundle fnic Was this Document Helpful?

Yes No Feedback. Under Support , click Download Software. Click Unified Computing and Servers. If prompted, enter your Cisco. Choose your server. Click the Release Notes button to download the latest version of the Release Notes. For each driver ISO that you want to download, do the following: Click the link for the release that you want to download.

Restart the ESX host. Accept the terms of the license agreement. Choose a keyboard type. When prompted for custom drivers, click Yes to install custom drivers. Not long after getting that updated driver rolled out we had another host crash with a slightly different PSOD. This one was caused by the qfle3f, or FCOE, driver. VMware KB may also be related to this and has the esxcli commands to disable qfle3 and enable bnx2x. To disable it on several hosts it is easier using PowerCLI. However you still need to reboot each host after running the command.