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3 If the acceptance level of the VIB is lower than the acceptance level of the host, change the acceptance
level of the host.
esxcli --server=
server_name
software acceptance set --level=
acceptance_level
The value for acceptance_level can be
VMwareCertified
,
VMwareAccepted
,
PartnerSupported
, or
CommunitySupported.
The values for acceptance_level are case-sensitive.
N
OTE
If the host has a higher acceptance level than the VIB or image profile you want to add, you can
run commands in the
esxcli software vib
or
esxcli software profile
namespace with the
--force
option. When you use the
--force
option, a warning appears because your setup is no longer
consistent. The warning is repeated when you install VIBs, remove VIBs, and perform certain other
operations on the host that has inconsistent acceptance levels.
Set the Image Profile Acceptance Level
If you want to add a VIB to an image profile, and the VIB acceptance level is lower than the image profile
acceptance level, you can clone the image profile with a lower acceptance level or change the image profile
acceptance level.
Prerequisites
n
Install the VMware PowerCLI and all prerequisite software. See “Install Image Builder PowerCLI and
Prerequisite Software,” on page 233.
n
If you encounter problems running PowerCLI cmdlets, consider changing the execution policy. See
“Using Image Builder Cmdlets,” on page 234.
Procedure
1 Run
Add-EsxSoftwareDepot
for each depot you want to work with.
Depot Type Cmdlet
Remote depot
Run
Add-EsxSoftwareDepot -DepotUrl depot_url
.
ZIP file
a Download the ZIP file to a local file path.
b Run
Add-EsxSoftwareDepot -DepotUrl C:\ file_path \ offline-
bundle .zip
.
2 Get the acceptance level for the image profile.
Get-EsxImageProfile -Name string
3 Set the acceptance level of the image profile.
Set-EsxImageProfile -Name string -AcceptanceLevel level
You can specify VMwareCertified, VMwareAccepted, PartnerSupported, or CommunitySupported as
an acceptance level. If you lower the acceptance level, the level of support for the image profile and
hosts that you provision with it changes. See “Acceptance Levels,” on page 229.
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