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1. #Vsphere client 5.5 linux mac os#
2. #Vsphere client 5.5 linux .exe#
3. #Vsphere client 5.5 linux install#
4. #Vsphere client 5.5 linux driver#

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#Vsphere client 5.5 linux install#

#Vsphere client 5.5 linux .exe#

exe downloaded directly from the host and a newer version available online it was on already - removed it, rebooted, re-enabled, allowed WU to get the "required files")

Net Framework 3.5.1 is enabled (from control panel > windows features.

#Vsphere client 5.5 linux driver#

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#Vsphere client 5.5 linux mac os#

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