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Fun Friday: Will you be moving to VMware vSphere 7.x now?

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Iams3le
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I would like to wait one or two weeks and see how many problems are included this time….

I agree! Since the End of General Support for vSphere 6.5 is October 15, 2022, this is still a long time. I would advice you test extensively before upgrading the production system regardless of how long you wait!

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JMeixner
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I would like to wait one or two weeks and see how many problems are included this time….

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victorwu
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Morning all,

Happy Friday!

As per @victorwu’s post, vSphere 7.0 U3c is now rereleased!

I’m not here to kick them when they’re down, but VMware didn’t have the best of times with vSphere 7.0, but after their divorce from Dell EMC and the subsequent pulling of vSphere 7.0U3c for quality concerns, will this release finally be worthy of the VMware name?

 

So, my question to you all. vSphere 6.5/6.7 are end of life later this year, so if you’re still on 6.5/6.7, will this release make you look at upgrading? Or are you still unsure and want to hold out until nearer the EOL?

 

Share your thoughts!

Most of customers already upgraded vSphere to 7.0 U2 in my region. They don’t upgrade to 7.0 U3 in this moment.

Victor Wu

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