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Which has happened?

An administrator wants to upgrade ESXi 5.5 hosts to ESXi 6.5 using Update Manager. When performing a scanfor baseline compliance, the host’s status is marked Compliant.
Which has happened?

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A.
Host must be version 6.0 in order to upgrade to 6.5.

B.
Host has some third-party software installed.

C.
Host has no upgrade baseline attached.

D.
Host hardware is not supported for upgrade.

3 Comments on “Which has happened?

    1. genjam.bhai says:

      Compliant state – occurs under the following conditions:
      – Target objects are compliant with the baselines and baseline groups when all updates in the baseline or baseline group are either installed on the target object, obsoleted by host, or are not applicable to the target object.
      – The updates in a baseline are compliant when they are installed on the target object, or are not applicable to the object.

      Non-compliant state – indicates that one or more baselines in a baseline group, or one or more patches, extensions, or upgrades in a baseline are applicable to the target object, but are not installed (missing) on the target. You must remediate the target object to make it compliant.

      Unknown – When you attach a baseline or a baseline group to a vSphere object, and you do not scan the object, the state of the vSphere object against the baseline or baseline group is Unknown. This state indicates that a scan operation is required, that the scan has failed, or that you initiated a scan on an unsupported platform.

      Incompatible state – requires attention and further action. You must determine the reason for incompatibility by probing further. You can remediate the objects in this state, but there is no guarantee that the operation will succeed.

      https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.vsphere.update_manager.doc/GUID-354DB50F-4379-441C-AEF4-5E7DEEE31CCE.html

      https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.vsphere.update_manager.doc/GUID-A6307E9B-FE02-4D4D-B496-0DB60BCAC5FD.html




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      1. genjam.bhai says:

        Compliant state indicates that a vSphere object is compliant with all baselines in an attached baseline group or with all patches, extensions, and upgrades in an attached baseline. Compliant state requires no further action. If a baseline contains patches or upgrades that are not relevant to the target object, the individual updates, and baselines or baseline groups that contain them, are treated as not applicable, and represented as compliant. Compliant are also hosts with attached patch baselines containing extensions or patches in Obsoleted By Host state.




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