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ferexderta
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Does the physical servers supports to vsan 6.7 . want to upgrade vsan 6.0 to 6.7 . I don't understand. do you have check it . please

    

CPU ModelModelSpeed# CPUCores per CPU
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E7-4870 v2 @ 2.30GHzRH5885H V32,294415
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If you have multiple clusters and only some are configured for vSAN, you can omit the vSAN clusters and upgrade only vCenter and the remaining clusters to 6.7. This is possible if the hardware of the non-vSAN hosts is supported for vSphere 6.7. Because vCenter 6.7 can also manage 6.0 and 6.5 ESXi hosts.

--- Regards, Sebastian VCP6.5-DCV // VCP7-CMA // vSAN 2017 Specialist Please mark this answer as 'helpful' or 'correct' if you think your question has been answered correctly.

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What are we supposed to check? You already looked at the HCL and marked the supported versions. Do you see any support for vSAN 6.5 or 6.7? No. So you answered your question yourself...

--- Regards, Sebastian VCP6.5-DCV // VCP7-CMA // vSAN 2017 Specialist Please mark this answer as 'helpful' or 'correct' if you think your question has been answered correctly.
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Also, it is the OEM that decides whether they want to support their hardware on newer versions or not. Could be that they decided to no longer certify this equipment for versions higher then 6.0

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well there is a vcenter 6.0 u2 in the environment. 7 esxi cluster and 5 vsan cluster. they work under a single vcenter 6.0u2 . if I now only upgrades the vcenter and esxi' in the cluster to 6.7 without upgrade vsan cluster, I will not  do anything to the esxi in vsan? it would be a problem for vsan cluster ?

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If you have multiple clusters and only some are configured for vSAN, you can omit the vSAN clusters and upgrade only vCenter and the remaining clusters to 6.7. This is possible if the hardware of the non-vSAN hosts is supported for vSphere 6.7. Because vCenter 6.7 can also manage 6.0 and 6.5 ESXi hosts.

--- Regards, Sebastian VCP6.5-DCV // VCP7-CMA // vSAN 2017 Specialist Please mark this answer as 'helpful' or 'correct' if you think your question has been answered correctly.
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