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Osm3um
Enthusiast
Enthusiast

vSphere 5 is available

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Osm3um
Enthusiast
Enthusiast

Well, it was available, I downloaded the iso!  Looks like it is down now.

Bob

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Dave_Mishchenko
Immortal
Immortal

What's interesting is that the build released at the link in your intial post is 456551, but one can also download the Hypervisor edition which is build  455964.

Dave
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schepp
Leadership
Leadership

I just downloaded build 469512 from that link Smiley Wink

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arturka
Expert
Expert

Works for me as well, thx for link

Link to full package

http://downloads.vmware.com/d/info/datacenter_cloud_infrastructure/vmware_vsphere/5_0

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nava_thulasi39

Wow! Thanks.

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beaner1111
Contributor
Contributor

Licensing appears to be a mess though.

I got a license for the Hypervisor free edition.

Says that I am limited to 32G ram... which I have

Says I am limited to 4 cores per CPU, which I have on two sockets, which respects the limit.

Still... I try to apply the license number they gave me... it says the license does not support the features on this machine (or something like that.)

I actually had to create a new account, because I was licensed for 4.1 and there was nowhere that I could get a serial for 5, or update the license, or add a new one etc etc.

Plus their descriptions for limitations and what works and what doesn't and everything is just an outright mess...

Argh....

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beaner1111
Contributor
Contributor

The Dell T410 is listed as compatible yes.

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shubing
Enthusiast
Enthusiast

Where can I download vSphere CLI for ESX5.0?

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t8z5h3
Contributor
Contributor

it's says a single socket with upto 6 cores (you have a dull socket setup)

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beaner1111
Contributor
Contributor

Where does it say that? I though I saw up to 2 cpu, up to 6 cores each somewhere.

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beaner1111
Contributor
Contributor

Solved!

There was a bug with VMWare's license generation.

They fixed it this morning and I was able to get a valid, working license.

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