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Support Assistant Support Assistant * START OVER * END CHAT * PRIVACY POLICY SUPPORT ASSISTANT POWERED BY CONNECT AI Loading ×Sorry to interrupt This page has an error. You might just need to refresh it. [NoErrorObjectAvailable] Script error. Refresh COOKIE PREFERENCE CENTER GENERAL INFORMATION ON COOKIES GENERAL INFORMATION ON COOKIES When you visit our website, we use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience. This information does not usually directly identify you, but it can give you a more personalized web experience. Because we respect your right to privacy, you can choose not to allow some types of cookies by clicking on the different category headings to find out more and change your settings. However, blocking some types of cookies may impact your experience on the site and the services we are able to offer. 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Back Button ADVERTISING COOKIES Filter Button Consent Leg.Interest Select All Vendors Select All Vendors Select All Hosts Select All * REPLACE-WITH-DYANMIC-HOST-ID View Third Party Cookies * Name cookie name Clear Filters Information storage and access Apply Confirm My Choices Allow All Products and Accounts Knowledge Communities Support Learning Register Login SearchLoading My Subscriptions See What’s New VMware Knowledge New Features and Enhancements Product Downloads Product downloads are now searchable in KB search Search Improvements Search results have been enhanced with clickable product links to help with filtering Customer Connect Rebranding KB articles referring to the former MyVMware portal have been updated to reflect the redesigned and rebranded Customer Connect Portal Subscription Improvements Subscriptions page has been updated to make it easier to subscribe to KB articles based on products, categories and language in a more streamlined UI GOT IT Loading Knowledge Base APPLYING NSX-V 6.4.14 PATCH ON VMWARE CLOUD FOUNDATION 3.X (89809) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last Updated: 10/25/2022Categories: TroubleshootingTotal Views: 9420Language: English subscribe SYMPTOMS As documented in VMSA-2022-0027 , all versions for VMware NSX Data Center for vSphere (NSX-V) prior to NSX-V 6.4.14 appliances are affected by the vulnerabilities listed in the advisory. All the VMware Cloud Foundation(VCF) 3.x versions are similarly impacted by the vulnerabilities listed in the advisory. PURPOSE To provide guidance to upgrade NSX-V 6.4.14 appliances on VMware Cloud Foundation 3.x. Affected Versions : All VCF versions on VMware Cloud Foundation 3.x. The information contained in this article applies to both VCF on Dell EMC VxRail environments and vSAN Ready Nodes. CAUSE As documented in VMSA-2022-0027 all the VMware Cloud Foundation 3.x versions are affected by the vulnerabilities listed in the advisory. IMPACT / RISKS If the procedure documented below in the "Workaround" section is followed, please contact VMware support for the future VCF compatible upgrades. RESOLUTION VMware Cloud Foundation Versions Upgrade Options Prior to VCF 3.9.1 Upgrade to 3.11.0.1 or later and apply the steps in the workaround section of this article. VCF 3.9.1 and above Apply the steps in the Workaround section of this article. WORKAROUND To workaround the issue, please follow the below mentioned steps: Step 1: Perform below steps on each VMware NSX-V instance deployed in your VMware Cloud Foundation environment 1. Apply the NSX-v 6.4.14 patch available at the Product Patch page to all NSX-V instances (Management & VI Domain) in the environment. Step 2: Perform below steps on each SDDC Manager VM deployed in your Cloud Foundation environment 1. Login to SDDC manager Virtual Machine via SSH and sudo to root account 2. Verify the NSX-V version on the inventory root@sddc-manager [ /home/vcf ]# curl localhost/inventory/nsxmanagers | json_pp "id" : "<<NSX-v ID>>", "version" : "<<Current NSX-v Version>>", "status" : "ACTIVE", "hostName" : "nsxManager.vrack.vsphere.local", "domainId" : "dc5318d3-0f98-430a-9f49-2b33bbe97630", "managementIpAddress" : "10.0.0.9", "vmName" : "nsxManager", "vcenterId" : "995a88d4-d6b9-4b97-b6dc-ed72cce23976" Please note the following details The field "id" in response, corresponds to <<NSX-V ID>>. The "version" field for each of the NSX-v provides the<<Current NSX-v Version>>. 3. API to update NSX-v hot patch version: 6.4.14-20609341 root@sddc-manager [ /home/vcf ]# curl -X PATCH 'localhost/inventory/entities/<<NSX-v ID>>' -d '{"version":"6.4.14-20609341", "type":"NSXMANAGER"}' -H 'Content-Type:application/json' 4. Verify the NSX-V Version root@sddc-manager [ /home/vcf ]# curl localhost/inventory/nsxmanagers | json_pp [ { "managementIpAddress" : "10.0.0.9", "id" : "82cd67f9-77d5-4ff6-a3b3-fa4415492160", "opaqueBlob" : "...", "status" : "ACTIVE", "vmName" : "nsxManager", "hostName" : "nsxManager.vrack.vsphere.local", "version" : "6.4.14-20609341", "vcenterId" : "995a88d4-d6b9-4b97-b6dc-ed72cce23976" } ] Note: Every time a new VI workload domain is created, these steps need to be performed. Detectable by VMware SkylineTM ACTIONS Copy To Clipboard Copy link to clipboard copied! 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