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what is the correct command syntax to install the VEM?

After staging a VEM file on a VMware ESXi 5.0 host in the /tmp directory, what is the correct
command syntax to install the VEM?

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A.
esxcli software vib install �d /tmp/VEM500-20110825132140-BG-release.zip
-maintenance-mode

B.
esxcli software vib install �v /tmp/VEM500-20110825132140-BG-release.zip
-maintenance-mode

C.
esxupdate software vib install �d /tmp/VEM500-20110825132140-BG-release.zip
-maintenance-mode

D.
esxupdate software vib install �v /tmp/VEM500-20110825132140-BG-release.vib
-maintenance-mode

8 Comments on “what is the correct command syntax to install the VEM?

  1. Michael Churchill says:

    This is a weird question to install VEM seem to mean doing the below
    Install VEM on an ESXi 4.x and 5.x host

    To install Cisco Virtual Ethernet Module (VEM) on an ESXi 4.x and 5.x host using the command line:
    1.Copy the Cisco VEM to the ESX host using the vSphere Client File Upload feature.This copies the .vib file to the ESX datastore.
    2.Log in to the ESXi host as a user with administrator privileges.
    3.Determine the datastore path so you can change directory to that path.
    4.Run this command and determine the datastore path:

    # vdf

    5.Change directory to the location of the installer file using this command

    f:

    # cd /vmfs/volumes/

    6.The .vib file for the VEM can be installed on the ESXi host using:

    ESXi 5.x: # esxcli software vib install v /vmfs/volumes//cross_cisco-vem-v131-4.2.1.1.4.1.0-3.0.4.vib

    So taking this answer B would look correct or the closes to the command in the document

    This taken from

    http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1013551

    ESXUPDATE is a command for earlier version of ESXi




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  2. jmn says:

    But the following command is doing installtion from a vib file. right?
    esxcli software vib install -v

    And the following command doing it from local system and zip file. correct ?
    esxcli software vib install -d




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  3. Michael Churchill says:

    The question is weird because it talk about installing the VEM on a ESXi 5.0 host if you take a look at the document in Junn link there are two cli processes listed

    Installing VEM Software Locally on a VMware 5.0 Host by Using the CLI

    PROCEDURE

    Step 1 Copy the VEM software to the /tmp directory.

    Step 2 Enter the following command.

    esxcli software vib install -v /tmp/VIB_FILE

    For example:
    esxcli software vib install -v /tmp/cross_cisco-vem-v140-4.2.1.1.5.1.0-3.0.1.vib

    Installation Result

    Message: Operation finished successfully.

    Reboot Required: false

    VIBs Installed: Cisco_bootbank_cisco-vem-v140-esx_4.2.1.1.5.1.0-3.0.1

    VIBs Removed:

    VIBs Skipped:

    However for installing it on a stateless server

    Installing the VEM Software on a Stateless ESXi Host Using esxcli

    Step 1 Display the VMware version and build number.

    ~ # vmware -v

    VMware ESXi 5.0.0 build-441354

    ~ #

    ~ # vmware -l

    VMware ESXi 5.0.0 GA

    Step 2 Log in to the ESXi stateless host.

    Step 3 Copy the offline bundle to the host.

    ~ # esxcli software vib install -d
    /vmfs/volumes/newnfs/MN-VEM/VEM500-20110728153-BG-release.zip

    Installation Result

    Message: WARNING: Only live system was updated, the change is not persistent.

    Reboot Required: false

    VIBs Installed: Cisco_bootbank_cisco-vem-v131-esx_4.2.1.1.4.1.0-3.0.5

    VIBs Removed:

    VIBs Skipped:

    Now this has the zip file extension listed in the answers but is for stateless servers so it could be either A or B

    A refers to installing it on a stateless host
    B refers to installing it on a ESXi host

    The .zip extension point to A being correct but the question seem to refer to ESXi so B would be correct

    Guess when it comes to the exam you need to look at what the extension says as Junn say to install a zip file seem to need the d command




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