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The ‘-g’ option will collect hardware information and generate a json file. And he can validate compatibility of collected hardware from a saved json file on a system with public internet access. Hence, user can collect hardware information on a system without public internet access and save the information in a json file. The new version can separately validate compatibility from collecting hardware information. The current script requires to be executed with access to both public internet and target hosts.

#Dell poweredge 1950 vmware esxi 5 driver
IO Device 'PERC H310 Mini' (PCIID:1000:0073:1028:1f51) is certifiedīut current driver (megaraid_sas) is not supported
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Server Model 'PowerEdge R720' with Intel Xeon E5-2600-v2 Series (ID:33815) is certifiedīut current CPU Series (features:0x206d7) is not supportedĬertified BIOS versions are higher than 2.1.2 Some IO devices may not be compatible for ESX 6.0.0 Server 'PowerEdge R720' may not be compatible for ESX 6.0.0 Validate hardware compatibility of a selected host Vmhba1 - 0000:03:00.0: IO Device 'PERC H310 Mini Monolithics' from LSI / Symbios Logic

Vmhba0 - 0000:00:1f.2: IO Device 'Patsburg 6 Port SATA AHCI Controller' from Intel Corporation Vmnic0 - 0000:01:00.0: IO Device 'NetXtreme BCM5720 Gigabit Ethernet' from Broadcom Corporation VMware Compatibility Checker (host:10.192.34.XX, user: admin)
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(default is currently installedĬ:\compchecker> python compchecker.py -s 10.192.XX.XX -u adminĮnter password for host "10.192.XX.XX" and user "admin": Release version to check for the hardware compatibility report. r, -report Generate a hardware compatibility report in csv format

u USER, -user USER User name to use when connecting to host s HOST, -host HOST vSphere service to connect to h, -help show this help message and exit Standard Arguments for talking to vCenter/ESX Run the below command from extracted folderĬ:\>python compchecker.py -s vc-or-esx-hostname -u username
