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Kimbie
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What drivers does ESXi use?

With HP Blades, how do I find out the driver version that ESXI is using for the network cards, iSCSI cards?

I need this to check if there is an update that might fix the problem I am having with losing connection to our data volumes

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Kimbie

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athlon_crazy
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$vmkvsitools hwinfo -p | grep vmnic1

000:006:00.0 14e4:164c 1014:0342 10/ 10/0xb8 A V bnx2 vmnic1

$vmkload_mod -s bnx2 | grep Version

Version: Version 2.0.7d-2vmw, Build: 260247, Interface: ddi_9_1 Built on: May 18 2010

http://www.no-x.org

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athlon_crazy
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$vmkvsitools hwinfo -p | grep vmnic1

000:006:00.0 14e4:164c 1014:0342 10/ 10/0xb8 A V bnx2 vmnic1

$vmkload_mod -s bnx2 | grep Version

Version: Version 2.0.7d-2vmw, Build: 260247, Interface: ddi_9_1 Built on: May 18 2010

http://www.no-x.org
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Kimbie
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Thanks for that, but how do I type those commands into the ESXi server?

Not overly proficient with CLI

So if you could give me a step by step of what to do would be appreciated

Thanks

Kimbie

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Troy_Clavell
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the commands given are step by step.

also see

http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1017910

athlon_crazy
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Just go to ESXi console, login and type the command without "$" sign.

ESXi 4.0

ESXi 4.1

http://www.no-x.org
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Kimbie
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Thanks for your help, was able to get the info I need, however still does not get me any further to fixing my current issue

Thanks

Kimbie

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