In the following picture you see that my current version of the (NVIDIA) License Server is 5.0.0 – this is the one shipped with the NVIDIA Virtual GPU software 5.By Pramod Ramarao, Senior Product Manager, NVIDIA The release notes recommend not to do an in-place upgrade of the license server – good to know!īefore upgrading any kind of application or driver, I always try to remind myself to note the current version of the software. Any installed NVIDIA virtual GPU software licenses will persist across an uninstallation followed by installation of this license server release.” Uninstall the previous license server installation before installing this release of the license server. The upgrade installation is not indicated to the user, and on Windows the Apache Tomcat installer is erroneously rerun. Installing the license server on a platform that has a previous license server version installed leads to incorrect execution of the license server installer. “2.8. Upgrade installation does not operate correctly

Upgrade/Installation of NVIDIA virtual GPU License serverįrom the License Server release notes – “ Virtual GPU License Server Version 5.6826 and 5.5570 RN-07763-001 _v5.0 through 5.2 Revision 05” it states:

While upgrading my test environment I ran into some issues, which I would like to share. Windows 10 v1709 officially supported as guest OSīesides that, a new version of the NVIDIA virtual GPU License Server (v5.1.0) is released.Support for XenServer 7.4 – note that XenServer 6.5 SP1 is no longer supported (which is EOL on 26th of June, 2018).Change of default scheduler to “best effort”-scheduler for Pascal GPUs.

Live Migration of vGPU enabled VM’s on XenServer 7.4 and Suspend/Resume of VM's on vSphere 6.7.

Support for Tesla GPU’s based on the Volta-architecture.

With the release of the March 2018 virtual GPU drivers, also known as “NVIDIA Virtual GPU software 6.0” or more specifically: vGPU Manager v390.42 and Windows VM driver v391.03, new features are now available:

How to install nvidia drivers on xenser