Patchday at VMWare? Electrodes for ESXi 4.1?

Hello

I installed a few servers ESXi 4.1. I created a baseline for updates in vCenter and I was wondering if there is no patch for ESXi 4.1 at this time? It is so stable? So new? Y at - it a patchday when VMWare system new patches?

Thank you!

Hello.

I installed a few servers ESXi 4.1. I created a baseline for updates in vCenter and I was wondering if there is no patch for ESXi 4.1 at this time? It is so stable? So new? Y at - it a patchday when VMWare system new patches?

That is right.  Currently, there is no update for ESXi 4.1.  There is no 'patch Tuesday' for VMware products, and the best is to register on the list of Patch/maintenance alerts , Security Advisory site or check the patch download site .

Good luck!

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