Upgrade vSphere ESXi to 6.7 U2. By selecting an individual host, you can see it on the Summary tab. First, we want to check the version number we're on. Steps to upgrade the ESXi host. However, before upgrading the vSphere ESXi host, we need to download VMware vSphere Hypervisor (ESXi) 6.7 installation ISO, downloaded from My. Option 1: Sphere Update Manager (VUM) Option 2: ESXCLI command line Option 1: Sphere Update Manager (VUM) VUM is widely used to manage the upgrade of the ESXi host from vSphere 6.0 to vSphere 6.7.
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