vCenter 5.0.0 U1a, new vSphere client, new hypervisor patch

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Gawd
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Looks like they fixed the broken autostart for free-ESXi users.

Just in case anyone missed it.
 
Mind testing something for me?

Within vSphere, switch to Host and Clusters view, click on view and uncheck show VMs in inventory.

Now select a cluster, navigate to the Virtual Machines tab and double click on a VM.

Does vSphere crash?
 
RiDDLeRThC said:
Mind testing something for me?

Within vSphere, switch to Host and Clusters view, click on view and uncheck show VMs in inventory.

Now select a cluster, navigate to the Virtual Machines tab and double click on a VM.

Does vSphere crash?
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For me, it does not. But I'm not on Free ESXi (Enterprise + here) and connected to vCenter as well, so I don't know how much of a direct reproduction of your issue this is.
 
Eulogy said:
For me, it does not. But I'm not on Free ESXi (Enterprise + here) and connected to vCenter as well, so I don't know how much of a direct reproduction of your issue this is.
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This happens with vCenter/vSphere Enterprise 100% of the time for me.

Are you on the latest update?
 
RiDDLeRThC said:
This happens with vCenter/vSphere Enterprise 100% of the time for me.

Are you on the latest update?
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Yes. I just put Update 1 on last night, and then put every patch on that VMWare has that are listed as Bug Fixes, Critical or Important for ESX 5.0, EXCEPT for the Cisco Nexus 1000V patches (there are two - I am not using 1000V so I did not install them).
 
RiDDLeRThC said:
Maybe I will patch a few of my hosts this weekend as a test.
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Just so we're on the exact same page, here's my compliance view:
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Needs vCenter... You could do the free trial but the process of patching a standalone esxi host is pretty easy.
 
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