Fantastic! My coworker started walking through the various versions of the stub25 file and found one without the HostSriovInfo entry:
[root@myhost ~]# locate VIM25Stub.pm
/usr/lib/vmware-vcli/VMware/share/VMware/VIM25Stub.pm
/usr/local/share/perl5/VMware/VIM25Stub.pm
/usr/share/perl5/VMware/VIM25Stub.pm
[root@myhost ~]# cd /usr/lib/vmware-vcli/VMware/share/VMware/; egrep -r "HostSriovInfo" ./*
./VIM25Stub.pm:package HostSriovInfo;
./VIM25Stub.pm:VIMRuntime::make_get_set('HostSriovInfo','sriovEnabled', 'sriovCapable', 'sriovActive', 'numVirtualFunctionRequested','numVirtualFunction','maxVirtualFunctionSupported');
[root@myhost ]# cd /usr/local/share/perl5/VMware/; egrep -r "HostSriovInfo" ./*
[root@myhost ]# cd /usr/share/perl5/VMware/; egrep -r "HostSriovInfo" ./*
./VIM25Stub.pm:package HostSriovInfo;
./VIM25Stub.pm:VIMRuntime::make_get_set('HostSriovInfo','sriovEnabled', 'sriovCapable', 'sriovActive', 'numVirtualFunctionRequested','numVirtualFunction','maxVirtualFunctionSupported');
We probably should've just updated the Perl path, but we ended up copying the newer stub25 file into the older location. This WORKED! We then updated the perl path as well. I guess my final question is, why doesn't the VMware SDK Perl package add the new path to your system when it installs? Seems odd it installs a brand new set of files but doesn't update the default path to actually USE these new files...
Thanks again for the quick response!
