A ticket with hpe is pointless. I tried.... They say to contact broadcom. To which I repeatedly told them broadcom has nothing to do with an hpe repo.
My work around is to simply upload the OEM zip to lcm manually.
As for moving away from baslines.. sure makes sense as it won't be an option in 9x. However it isn't that simple for companies that have a mix of hardware in the same cluster. Sure it isn't a best practice. But reality is a lot don't die to client requirements.
Thanks
Original Message:
Sent: Jun 07, 2025 01:15 AM
From: Tom Brumleve
Subject: HPE vipsdepot URLs in vSphere 7 needed?
It appears to be broken for well over a month. You may want to open a ticket with HPE support to get an official answer. All I can assume is that with the depreciation of baselines / VUM in favor of Lifecycle Manager images, they don't care to fix it. You should be moving off baselines anyways. They are going away soon.
Original Message:
Sent: Jun 05, 2025 05:29 AM
From: Matt Purkis
Subject: HPE vipsdepot URLs in vSphere 7 needed?
I am also getting the same
none of these work:
https://vibsdepot.hpe.com/index.html
https://vibsdepot.hpe.com/index-drv.html
https://vibsdepot.hpe.com/index.xml
Any ideas ?
Original Message:
Sent: Apr 16, 2025 01:23 PM
From: Casseau33
Subject: HPE vipsdepot URLs in vSphere 7 needed?
Yeah I figured as much but that method of patching also comes with its own drawbacks / limitations such as a cluster needing to be all the same (hpe vs dell for instance). With that being said I cannot imagine there is no way to update HPE VIBS using baselines such as how we once did by tying it to vibsdepot. This works fine via DELL.
So hopefully someone out there can reply and let us know how this can be accomplished
Thanks
Original Message:
Sent: Mar 25, 2022 10:05 AM
From: dstadelmann
Subject: HPE vipsdepot URLs in vSphere 7 needed?
Hi
With vSphere 7 we switched from VUM to Lifecycle Manager. In Lifecycle Manager you defined an image at cluster level. You will be also able to specify the HPE vendor add-on and also further components like HPE SCM. The benefit is, that all the catalogs are synced between VMware and HPE and then provided to you through Lifecycle Manager for selection. The packages are also checked for compatibility by Lifecycle Manager.
Regards
Daniel