This page is a list of blog posts on the most popular approaches to upgrade VMware VCSA and ESXi.
Upgrading vSphere
Upgrading from VCSA 6.7 to VCSA 6.7 U1
There are several ways to update the vCenter Appliance, but the easiest and fastest option is via the VMware Appliance Management. The primary requirement for this is to have internet access in the VCSA machine; this is essential unless you have/need an ultra-secure and isolated environment.
Upgrading from ESXi 6.7 to ESXi 6.7 U1 via CLI
There are others ways to update the ESXi hosts. When a cluster is used in a production environment, is better to use vSphere update manager. To know what is new in vSphere 6.7 U1 and where to get the latest updates, take a look at this post.
Upgrade from ESXi 6.7 to ESXi 6.7 U2 via CLI and without ISO file
Upgrade from ESXi 6.7 to ESXi 6.7 U2 without the need of downloading the ISO file. Every vSphere release comes with a number of patches, fixes and new features that are important to keep the harmony of your infrastructure.
Upgrade from ESXi 6.7 to ESXi 6.7 U2 using VMware Update Manager
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Upgrade from ESXi 6.7 to ESXi 6.7 U2 using VMware Update Manager. Every vSphere release comes with a number of patches, fixes and new features that are important to keep the harmony of your...
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