Hi, and without 64bits or VT what will you do with your ESX? Yes I know, none of my concern, but as far as you won't be able to nest any 2008R2 and newer windows version, or any 64 bits Linux VM, you won't do a lot of things with that. Maybe a win2003 VM. Just before the end of support!

If you want to use this old hardware/software you can't buy the license, that's a fact, so you can simply look for it on 'other' sites but not the VMware one. You will find everything you look for really easily: source ISO and license. Note that on ESX 3.5 the license was a file and not a serial number as far as I know. I suppose your purpose is to use this physical server, or to test ESX, but you'd better buy a low cost compatible hardware and put ESXi 5.5 on it, it will really be more usefull. I'm going to object here, maybe it didn't but Answers were provided, which are correct and accurate. So in Answer to your original question:- I have purchased a dell 6650 with a 32bit CPU architecture and would like to know where I can get access to download ESXI 3.5. I have contacted VMware and even though the ISO can be download its restricted to only those who have purchased it in the past.

I was wondering if anyone know where I can get access to the ISO image. And I can post this Link at the Dell Site because it's official! Your download and ISO is here.

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VMware ESXi 4.0 Update 4 Release Notes ESXi 4.0 Update 4 17 November 2011 Build 504850 Last Document Update: 17 November 2011 These release notes include the following topics: • • • • • • • • What's New This release delivers bug fixes that have been documented in the section. Earlier Releases of ESXi 4.0 Features and known issues from earlier releases of ESXi 4.0 are described in the release notes for each release. To view release notes for earlier releases of ESXi 4.0, click one of the following links: • • • • Before You Begin ESXi, vCenter Server, and vSphere Client Version Compatibility The provides details of the compatibility of current and earlier versions of VMware vSphere components, including ESXi, vCenter Server, the vSphere Client, and other VMware products. Hardware Compatibility • Learn about hardware compatibility The Hardware Compatibility Lists are available in the Web-based Compatibility Guide. The Web-based Compatibility Guide is a single point of access for all VMware compatibility guides and provides the option to search the guides, and save the search results in PDF format. For example, with this guide, you can verify that your server, I/O, storage, and guest operating systems, are compatible.

Subscribe to be notified of Compatibility Guide updates via • Learn about vSphere compatibility: Documentation The VMware vSphere 4.0 Update 1 documentation has been updated and is applicable for all update releases of vSphere 4.0, including VMware vSphere 4.0 Update 4. See the applicable ESXi documentation page: • • The procedures for Generating New Certificates for the ESXi Host, Replacing a Default Certificate with a CA-Signed Certificate, and Uploading a Certificate and Key Using a HTTPS PUT is updated in the Installation and Upgrade Read the for step-by-step guidance about installing and configuring ESXi Installable and vCenter Server or the for step-by-step guidance on setting up ESXi Embedded and vCenter Server. After successful installation of ESXi Installable or successful boot of ESXi Embedded, several configuration steps are essential. In particular, some licensing, networking, and security configuration is necessary. Refer to the following guides in the vSphere documentation for guidance on these configuration tasks. • The or the for information on licensing • The for information on networking and security Future releases of VMware vSphere might not support VMFS version 2 (VMFS2). You should consider upgrading or migrating to VMFS version 3 or higher.

Future releases of VMware vCenter Server might not support installation on 32-bit Windows operating systems. VMware recommends installing vCenter Server on a 64-bit Windows operating system. If you have VirtualCenter 2.x installed, see the for instructions about installing vCenter Server on a 64-bit operating system and preserving your VirtualCenter database. Management Information Base (MIB) files related to ESXi are not bundled with vCenter Server. Only MIB files specifically related to vCenter Server are shipped with vCenter Server 4.0.x. All MIB files can be downloaded from the VMware Web site.

Upgrading VMware Tools VMware ESXi 4.0 Update 4 requires a VMware Tools upgrade. VMware Tools is a suite of utilities that enhances the performance of the virtual machine’s guest operating system. Refer to the for a list of VMware Tools issues resolved in this release of ESXi. The VMware Tools RPM installer, which is available in the VMware Tools ISO image for Linux guest operating systems, has been deprecated and will be removed in a future ESXi release. Use the tar.gz installer to install VMware Tools on virtual machines with Linux guest operating systems.

To determine an installed VMware Tools version, see (KB 1003947). Upgrading or Migrating to ESXi 4.0 Update 4 ESXi 4.0 Update 4 offers the following options for upgrading: • VMware vCenter Update Manager — You can upgrade from ESXi 3.5 Update 5 and ESXi 4.0.x by using vCenter Update Manager 4.0 Update 4.

See the for more information. • vSphere Host Update Utility — You can upgrade from ESXi 3.5 Update 5 and ESXi 4.0.x by using the vSphere Host Update Utility 4.0 Update 4. See the for more information. • vihostupdate command of VMware vSphere Command-Line Interface (vSphere CLI) — You can upgrade from ESXi 4.0.x by using vihostupdate command of vSphere CLI. For details, see the and. Supported Upgrade Paths for Host Upgrade to ESXi 4.0 Update 4: Upgrade Deliverable s Supported Upgrade Tools Supported Upgrade Paths to ESXi 4.0 Update 4 ESXi 3.5 Update 5 ESXi 4.0, including ESXi 4.0 Update 1, ESXi 4.0 Update 2, and ESXi 4.0 Update 3 upgrade-from-esxi3.5-4.0_update04.zip • VMware vCenter Update Manager with ESX host upgrade baseline • vSphere Host Update Utility Yes. Yes Note: Direct upgrade from releases prior to ESXi 3.5 Update 5 is not supported.

You should upgrade first to a later version that is supported, and then upgrade to ESXi 4.0 Update 4. Upgrading vSphere Client After you upgrade vCenter Server or the ESX/ESXi host to vSphere 4.0 Update 4, you are prompted to upgrade the vSphere Client to vSphere Client 4.0 Update 4. The vSphere Client upgrade is mandatory.

You must use only the upgraded vSphere Client to access vSphere 4.0 Update 4. Note: You must use vSphere Client 4.0 Update 4 to access vCenter Servers that are part of a linked mode group with at least one vCenter Server 4.0 Update 4 instance. Patches Contained in this Release This release contains all bulletins for the ESXi Server software that were released prior to the release date of this product.

See the VMware page. Patch Release contains the following individual bulletins: See the documentation listed on the download page for more information on the contents of each patch. Resolved Issues This update release has all fixes of the ESXi401 patch rolled into it. In addition, it also resolves stability issues that might have caused earlier update releases of ESXi 4.0 to fail. Known Issues This section describes known issues in this release in the following subject areas: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Backup • VMware Consolidated Backup (VCB) 1.5 Update 1 with Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2 x64 VMware Consolidated Backup (VCB) 1.5 Update 1 supports full virtual machine backup and restore of Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2 x64 guest operating systems.

Buy Software Online Downloads Microsoft. However, file level backup is not supported on Windows 7 or Windows 2008 R2 x64 guest operating systems. • VMware Consolidated Backup (VCB) is not supported with Fault Tolerance A VCB backup performed on an FT-enabled virtual machine powers off both the primary and the secondary virtual machines and might render the virtual machines unusable.

Workaround: None CIM and API • Some power supply VRM sensors are not displayed in vCenter Hardware status tab for IBM x3850 and x3950 M2 servers In vCenter Server Hardware status tab, sensors are not displayed for all the states of PS VRM sensor in the Hardware status tab for IBM x3850 and x3950 M2 servers. The CIM instances are not created corresponding to each state of the Power Supply VRM sensor on IBM x3850 and x3950 M2 servers. This is due to a defect in the IBM BMC firmware 4.5.

Hence, the sensors are not displayed in vCenter Hardware status tab. • Incorrect version number listed in Small Footprint CIM Broker The Small Footprint CIM Broker version listed from SLP service is incorrect. This release contains SFCB 1.3.3 version, but in the SLP query information, the version is listed as 1.3.0. This incorrect version number does not impact the usage of SLP service. Currently, there is no workaround for this issue.

• CIM Indication subscription is lost after an ESXi update CIM Indication subscription is lost when upgrading between ESXi updates or when applying patches. The information regarding where to send the indication is overwritten by the upgrade and, therefore, lost. Workarounds: Either of the following workarounds can be effective.

Employ the method that best suits your deployment. • Re subscribe the CIM indications You might not be able to employ this workaround. Sometimes re subscribing the CIM indications is not an option. • Copy the appropriate files from the backup repository to the new repository as described in the sub steps that follow. This workaround recovers the CIM XML indication subscriptions. • Move the following files from the back up repository to the new repository: cim_indicationfilter cim_indicationfilter.idx cim_indicationhandlercimxml cim_indicationhandlercimxml.idx cim_indicationsubscription cim_indicationsubscription.idx cim_listenerdestinationcimxml cim_listenerdestinationcimxml.idx.

For example, move the preceding files from the backup repository, such as /var/lib/sfcb/registration/repository.previous/root/interop, to the new repository, such as /var/lib/sfcb/registration/repository/root/interop • Restart the sfcbd-watchdog process. Guest Operating System • (KB 1037897) • (KB 1037894) • Removing the disk from a virtual machine with a RHEL3 guest operating system without informing the guest causes the virtual machine to fail For a 32-bit virtual machine with a RHEL3 guest operating system and a BusLogic driver, hot removing the disk without informing the guest OS about the disk removal causes the virtual machine operation to fail. Workaround: Remove the disk from the guest explicitly. To remove the disk, first get the disk details from /proc/scsi/scsi for the disk that you want to remove: • Get the HOST CHAN ID and LUN numbers for the device from /proc/scsi/scsi • Run the following command in the RHEL console: echo 'scsi remove-single-device HOST CHAN DEV LUN' >/proc/scsi/scsi • Solaris 10 U4 virtual machine becomes non responsive during VMware Tools upgrade Upgrading or restarting VMware Tools in a Solaris 10 U4 virtual machine with an advanced vmxnet adapter might cause the guest operating system to become non responsive and the installation to be unable to proceed. Solaris 10 U5 and later versions are not affected by this issue. Workaround: Before installing or upgrading VMware Tools, temporarily reconfigure the advanced vmxnet adapter by removing its auto configuration files in /etc/ or removing the virtual hardware. • Devices attached to hot-added BusLogic adapter are not visible to Linux guest Devices attached to hot-added BusLogic adapter are not visible to a Linux guest if the guest previously had another BusLogic adapter.

In addition, hot removal of the BusLogic adapter might fail. This issue occurs because the BusLogic driver available in Linux distributions does not support hot plug APIs. Download Dj Krush Only The Strong Survive Rapidshare Search. This problem does not affect performing hot add of disks to the adapter, only performing hot add of the adapter itself. Workaround: Use a different adapter, such as a parallel or SAS LSI Logic adapter, for hot add capabilities. If a BusLogic adapter is required, attempt a hot remove of the adapter after unloading the BusLogic driver in the guest. You can also attempt to get control of the hot-added adapter by loading another instance of the BusLogic driver. You can load another instance of the BusLogic adapter by running the command modprobe -o BusLogic1 BusLogic (where you replace BusLogic1 with BusLogic2, BusLogic3 for BusLogic2, and so on, for every hot add operation).

• Virtual machines with WindowsNT guests require a response to a warning message generated when the virtual machine attempts to automatically upgrade VMware Tools If you set the option to automatically check and upgrade VMware Tools before each power-on operation for WindowsNT guests, the following warning message appears: Set up failed to install the vmxnet driver Automatically, This driver will have to be installed manually Workaround: The upgrade stops until the warning is acknowledged. To complete the upgrade, log into the WindowsNT guest and acknowledge the warning message. • Creating a virtual machine of Ubuntu 7.10 Desktop can result in the display of a black screen When you run the installation for the Ubuntu 7.10 Desktop guest on a virtual machine with paravirtualization enabled on an AMD host, the screen of the virtual machine might remain blank.

The correct behavior is for the installer to provide instructions for you to remove the CD from the tray and press return. Workaround: Press the return key. The installation proceeds to reboot the virtual machine. Furthermore, this issue does not occur if you start the installation on a virtual machine with two or more virtual processors. • An automatic VMware Tools upgrade might fail for a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.x virtual machine An automatic VMware Tools upgrade might fail with the Error upgrading VMware Tools error for a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.x virtual machine cold migrated from an ESXi 3.0.3 host to an ESX/ESXi 4.0 Update 1 host.

Workaround: Manually upgrade VMware Tools on the ESXi 4.0 Update 1 host. • (KB 1021946) Internationalization • Parallel/serial port output file name does not accept non-ASCII characters and displays an error message When configuring a virtual machine, filenames that include non-ASCII characters might be rejected with an error message. The validation for filenames is not localization-safe and might result in rejection of a valid name. This problem affects output files for serial and parallel ports, and it might affect ISO and FLP names or disk (VMDK) filenames. Workaround: Restrict all datastore contents (directories and filenames) to ASCII. Licensing • A host with a single server license that fails to be added to vCenter Server is not given the option to correct licensing during a subsequent add host operation When an ESX or ESXi host configured with a single server license is added to a licensed vCenter server, vCenter Server displays an error message explaining that the host cannot be added. Workaround: Remove the disconnected host, and add it again with a non-single server license.

• Virtual machines cannot power on if certain licenses are installed during a scripted or interactive installation If you do not have the correct license serial numbers for your hardware, when you install ESX/ESXi, you might encounter a licensing error. This problem is seen because the vendor and resource check validation of license keys is not performed during the installation. After a license is validated with lib/licensecheck, a subsequent test is needed to check that the system installed is within the limits imposed by the license. However, the installer does not perform this second check. Workaround: Switch to evaluation mode, and then get the appropriate license from the portal. • Purchased add-on licenses are not displayed in the License list on the vSphere Client Licensing page When you view your purchased licenses on the vSphere Client Licensing page, a separate product line item for add-on editions is not displayed. For example, if you purchased a vSphere 4.0 Standard with vMotion license, or a vSphere 4.0 Standard with vMotion and Data Recovery license, only the vSphere 4.0 Standard license appears.

Workaround: To view the product features and add-on features for a license key, follow these steps: • On the vSphere Home page, click Licensing. • In the upper-right corner, click Manage vSphere Licenses to launch the License wizard. • Click Next to go to the Assign Licenses page.

• Move your cursor over the host license key to see the available product and add-on features. Miscellaneous • (KB 1037361) • User-created files in the ESXi /tmp directory are deleted with each host reboot If you or the users you support store temporary files, such as application-generated log files, in the ESXi /tmp directory, you will lose these files each time the host reboots. Workaround: Do not use the ESXi /tmp directory to store user-generated files and directories. • Diagnostic data from vCenter might be contained in file that cannot be decompressed While extracting a.tgz file that contains diagnostic data from vCenter, a dialog lists files that cannot be extracted, as well as an error message: Symbolic link points to missing files. Workaround: None • The Linux rm -rf command might fail on ESXi hosts If you run rm -rf on a directory with more than 380 files, the command fails with the following error: Directory not empty. This problem is the result of a limitation in the Red Hat 2.6 kernel.

Workaround: Perform one of these tasks: • Delete the directories by using the vSphere Client datastore browser. • Run rm -rf multiple times, until all the entries are deleted. Each invocation of rm -rf deletes at most 380 entries. • ESXi hosts with a TLS LDAP configuration do not allow LDAP users to login ESXi administrators can follow LDAP with TLS authentication by running the following command: esxcfg-auth --enableldap --enableldapauth --enableldaptls --ldapserver= --ldapbasedn='dc=' After authentication is turned on, you can no longer log in to the ESXi host with an LDAP user name. Also, you cannot specify the location of the /etc/openldap/cacerts/client.pem certificate file from the command line.