‎07-07-2026 05:17 AM
Hello,
We have a customer preparing a migration of their virtualization infrastructure to VMware vSphere 9 and we are trying to understand the current support status and roadmap for Extreme virtual appliances.
Current deployment:
After reviewing the currently available compatibility documentation, we can only find official support references up to VMware 8.
We understand that a platform can sometimes operate correctly before formal certification is published. However, we would like to know if anyone has information regarding:
Any feedback from the community or Extreme employees would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Monday
Extreme Networks has not yet officially certified or published support matrices for running virtual appliances (XIQ Site Engine, ExtremeAnalytics, ExtremeControl, or VE6120) on VMware vSphere/ESXi 9.0. While these Linux-based OVF/OVA appliances generally deploy without major issues using legacy ESXi hardware compatibility modes, running them on uncertified hypervisor versions carries risk, as Extreme GTAC support will treat hypervisor-level issues on a best-effort basis. Because Extreme Networks handles future product qualifications under strict NDA, public ETAs and compatibility updates are only provided upon official release notes publication; you should contact your dedicated Extreme Networks account team or Systems Engineer to request an official NDA roadmap review for vSphere 9 validation.
Monday
Extreme Networks has not yet officially certified or published support matrices for running virtual appliances (XIQ Site Engine, ExtremeAnalytics, ExtremeControl, or VE6120) on VMware vSphere/ESXi 9.0. While these Linux-based OVF/OVA appliances generally deploy without major issues using legacy ESXi hardware compatibility modes, running them on uncertified hypervisor versions carries risk, as Extreme GTAC support will treat hypervisor-level issues on a best-effort basis. Because Extreme Networks handles future product qualifications under strict NDA, public ETAs and compatibility updates are only provided upon official release notes publication; you should contact your dedicated Extreme Networks account team or Systems Engineer to request an official NDA roadmap review for vSphere 9 validation.