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• How can I find my hardware version number?

  In January 2012, I bought a Linksys E4200v2. I try to download an upgrade of the firmware version and he wants to know what version of material I have. The top of my router (where model number is displayed), has only E4200. I looked in my receipts, box, he entered, and no matter what else I can find to do with the router - they all have the E4200v2. In which case the part "v2" is for the hardware version, I won't download the wrong firmware version and the end upward with a router that does not work. I'm not smart enough to fix if I break it. Is there a way to find which version of the material I have via the Cisco's Web site somewhere? Any other ideas on how to determine which version of the material, I have for you? Thanks in advance.

  Yes, the "v2" means the hardware version 2.0. I would say to turn off the automatic firmware update option in the router first before you connect to the internet and go through the release notes. There is a new firmware available for update (if you're looking for the update of the router GUI) but unfortunately there is no note of version of it.

• E1200 hardware version?

  I have a router Cisco E1200 that is currently running firmware version 1.0.03 build4 March 1, 2012. Can I upgrade to the latest firmware to version 2? How will I know if my router hardware will support it?  Thank you

  The best way to check the version of your hardware is looking for the model number of the device. And based on the version of the firmware, you don't have a hardware version 1. You can also view the release on the cisco Web site notes to check which version you have. You can go to this link and you have to click on the download tab and then you can select the hardware version and view the release notes.  http://homesupport.Cisco.com/en-us/support/routers/E1200

• Placeholder Virtual Hardware Version different from the virtual machine active

  Hi all

  This is my first post to the community, so please be nice :-)

  I'm looking for after an ESXi U2 with MRS 5.5 5.1 environment and I have a problem I hope you can help me with?

  After an update of the all virtual V7 and V8 to V9 material throughout the environment recently, I noticed that is not reflected in the placeholder SRM on those virtual machines information placeholder. I hope it's just an aesthetic issue, but I don't want to get into a situation of DR and find that it is a question then (or it is systematic of a bigger problem!). I know I can do a test failure to confirm, but I'm not in that position at the moment as the company policy says I can only do the test during a maintenance window that is not for a while...

  I thought that the easiest option would be to "Recreate a Placeholder" in [groups] but this is grayed out on (which I suppose is because the protection status is "OK")... Protection status gives me some comfort, but this gap in information gives me a bad feeling...

  Your help and your advice would be appreciated!

  Crispy

  Hi crispy, welcome in the community :-)

  What happens if you go to the Protection Group, select a virtual machine, right-click and remove Protection, and then set it up again?

  These procedures will remove the placeholder VM and recreate without doubt using new hardware version... but do not forget that the ESXi host at the target site must be compatible with the new version of hardware.

• vCOPs Hardware Version of VM?

  Hi all

  My VMs for vCOPs are the Hardware Version 7, even though when I added first v5.6 some time previously, can make an update of the virtual equipment on these to version 10 of material (that I just made my v5.5 and upgraded vCOPs 5.8.0)

  Thank you.

  I recommend you not to do. They should be upgraded with the PAK file that provides VMware. If it's just to stay up to date and you have no other reason, I'd suggest either.

• A guest can find its own virtual hardware version?

  Is it possible for a person to understand its own virtual hardware within the guest OS version?

  Hello

  try to read this site and test Detect Hardware Version from within the virtual prompt | vinternals

• vCOPS 5.6 VM hardware Version

  Anyone know if I can safely update the hardware version VM from 8 to 9 on two VMS VAPP running vCOPS 5.6? The server vCenter and all hosts in the cluster are to version 5.1.

  I recommend, these are supposed to be "autonomous" and you should not have to be updated separately.

  Is there a specific reason to upgrade?

  Linjo

• Measures for Degrate VM Hardware version 8 to 7 and send it to the remote location...

  Dear team,

  We have a virtual machine that is running on the host ESXi 5, I just want to know will be able to run the same on the host ESX4.1. in other words I want to say, I'm able to run vm 8 VMs on ESX4.1 if I go down the same to version 7. Please help me with the same.

  concerning

  Mr. VMware

  If the VM hardware version is downgraded it should be possible to run the virtual machine on ESX 4.1... You can use Vmware converter to change the version of the virtual hardware and migrate the virtual computer to ESX 4.1

• The upgrade of the tools of vm and vm hardware version

  Hi all

  I've recently updated our vCenter for version 5.0 Update 1 and we have a mixed infrastructure composed of running ESXi 4.0, 4.1 and 5.0 ESXi ESXi hosts.

  I need some clarification on versions of database tools to the virtual machine and vm hardware version.

  I read that if I pass the hardware version to 8 on my virtual machine, then no matter what host running a lower than 5.0 ESXi will not be able to see these vm... is this true?

  Also vmtools being dependent on the ESXi host version, what is the best way to upgrade for my vm vm tools? Upgrade of all virtual machines that are on 5.0 ESXi hosts?

  Really, what I'm asking, is how to manage the tool of vm and vm version levels of material in a mixed environment of ESXi.

  Work wants everything to be more 'late', but it is simply not possible with some hosts on ESXi 4.0 and ESXi 4.1.

  Thanks in advance.

  Yes, it's true. HW version 8 is only supported on ESXi 5.0 and later.

  In order to upgrade the version of the material, you must be on the last tools first in any case - this is the recommended method. In order to upgrade the version of HW, you need to fuel the VM so this failure should be taken into account in your courses on the latest plans.

  Personally, I use PowerCLI to upgrade all the tools and cela as part of the monthly patch cycle when failures are already planned. You can install the tools without a reboot in advance by using the switch - NoReboot in your syntax PowerCLI (although there is a clause in the help files that says something along the lines of reboots may still occur in some circumstances, but I haven't done this experience yet).

  In regards to the HW version, I try to upgrade downtime is planned and only to force an upgrade, if I need a feature not supported on an earlier version.

  in your case, if you have any mixed clusters or there is a chance that you will need to migrate a virtual computer on an older host go then the virtual hardware. When I upgraded to Version 5, I ensured that no virtual material has been updated so that all guests were on ESXi 5.0... But also rememer that new VM created on your hosts 5.x will HW version 8 and will not be able to run on hosts earlier.

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• vMA hardware Version

  Hello

  Just to confirm, I have vMA 4.1 and I see it running version 4 of material. To my knowledge, we don't have to upgrade the hardware version/VMware Tools on a virtual appliance. Is this correct? I'm under esxi 4.1 U1 and I was wondering if the vMA can / must be upgraded to version 7 of material

  You can upgrade to a more recent version of virtual hardware, it will not affect vMA and got him to v7 and v8. The reason why it is set at a lower virtual hardware, so it's can be installed on another version of vSphere so that run on workstation or fusion. Remember, that one usually upgrades virtual hardware to take advantage of some new features that are provided by the new virtual hardware version, else it is not necessary to upgrade.

• To hardware Version 7 computers virtual in VMWare Server 2.0.2 ESXi 5

  Hello world

  Taking his retirement from 2 host vmware server computers.  They run Server 2008 64 with VMWare server 2.0.2.  Each host has 3 VMs Windows, 6 in total, all configured with Hardware Version 7

  The plan is to set up a new host running ESXi 5.  Install, configure and ready for deployment.  After you have configured the data stores, I want to spend my VMs the 2 old servers a new box of ESXi 5.

  I'll copy all virtual machines from the old servers to individual folders on my Windows 7 Desktop and use the vSphere client to load the virtual machines on new data stores.

  I read that ESXi 5 can read Version 7 VMs.  Does this mean I can use the virtual machine as is, or still need to convert the hard?  I would like to convert them before their download?  I'm a little gray in this area...

  Can you get it someone more experienced please let me know the step by step... or a link to a good "how to" I would really appreciate it.

  Thank you

  There is nothing for you. VMware Converter takes care of this. It will not only increase the size of the disc, but also the size of the partition.

  André

• Need to include the hardware version of the virtual computer in 'standard' VMReport.ps1 in Excel...

  Need to include the hardware version of the virtual computer in 'standard' VMReport.ps1 in Excel...

  Notice-EEG - viewtype virtualmachine. Select Name, @{N = "HardwareVersion"; E = {'Version $($_.) Config.Version)"}}

  I above for the hardware version of vm, but I need to include in a report 'necessary' as 'necessary '.

  The script of VMReport.ps1 previously published works for all requirements except the hardware version of the virtual machine. I tried to 'embed' the syntax get-view without success.

  Any suggestions on how to get the VM hardware version (and the name of vm State, OS, CPU, IPAddress, host) in an excel spreadsheet?

  I have VDuc script is modified for the rest no problem.

  All points will be awarded as usual.

  Hello

  You can try below also extracts

  $report = @()
  
  Get-VM | %{
      $row = "" | Select VMName, State, OS,  Host, CPU, IPAddress, HWVersion
       $Ver = $_|get-view
       $vmGuest = $_ | Get-VMGuest
       $row.VMname = $_.Name
       $row.HWVersion= $Ver.Config.Version
       $row.IPAddress = $vmGuest.IPAddress[0]
       $row.Host = $_.Host.Name
       $row.OS = $_.Guest.OSFullName
       $row.State = $_.PowerState
       $row.CPU = $_.numcpu
       $report += $row
  }
  $report | Export-CSV c:\VMReportTest1.csv
  

  I hope this helps.

• EA6900 hardware version 1.1... that appears on the box retail?

  I am considering buying the router Linksys AC1900 EA6900...

  I read that more recent 'Hardware' (1.1?) an updated Version is available. I have of course choosing to buy.

  The consumer can observe any indication displayed on the retail box as the new version of material in indoors?

  (UPC, S/N, etc.).

  I also read that the 1.1 version number appears ONLY on the base of the unit.

  Is this correct?

  ... Thank you

  I agree with celine. I bought a Linksys US store EA6900, and it's a version 1.1 with a power switch. Later, I bought three EA6900 from the Linksys store to install refurb for family and friends, and two of them were version 1.1 with a switch and one is a 1.0 version w/o a power switch. BTW, I had no problem with the refurb, and the price is right at $100.

• How do I know the hardware version WRT54G to only the firmware version and date

  Hi - on a Linksys WRT54G, serial numbers and the version number have
  been worn except in the case of the unit, so I don't know what version it is. He has since been released in it's 'safe place' to which I don't have physical access (and yet they want me to admin it). Don't think that I even get cable connect, wireless only. Gee. In any case... of the configuration screens I see:

  The current version of the firmware is 1.00.6 January 20, 2006.
  I could, I guess that to get the MAC address

  The default login and password are what is active.

  Can you tell what version of the material is, so that I can download the
  good firmware flash update?
  Thank you

  The best way is to check the hardware, but as you mentioned, it is not an option. I suggest that you check each firmware release notes, check the previous firmware versions and dates on each version of the output material. However, it may be tedious.

• WRVS4400N hardware version 2 different firmware?

  Hello

  I have problems with this model, if I try to upgrade my router to 1.00.09 to 1.1.3 that appears in the web of Cisco. It rejects firmware affirming that it is the incorrect file format, I'll double check the integrity of the file and even to download the same exact file on a version of WRVS4400N 1 material without any problem. At this point, I suppose that if there is any alternative firmware version not available in any ordinary channel.

  Any help would be more than welcome.

  Thanks in advance,

  -jms

  Hi Julio,.

  The firmware you used does not work with the hardware of v2, only v1 & v1.1.  Currently, there is no new firmware for v2 posted on Cisco.com.

  Kind regards

  Brian