Which step can you take so that vSphere can access patch information if vCenter Server does NOT have Internet access? (Choose the best answer.)
A. Use a Web server on the vCenter Server machine to automate the transfer of files.
B. Install VMware vSphere Update Manager Download Service on a Windows server.
C. Use an offline ISO file to import patches to the vSphere Lifecycle Manager depot manually.
D. Install VMware vSphere Update Manager Download Service on a Linux server.
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👽 vSphere Lifecycle Manager, might be installed in a secured network that is disconnected from other local networks and the Internet. Starting with vSphere 7.0, the Update Manager Download Service (UMDS) is available for installation only on Linux-based operating systems. Installing UMDS on a Windows machine is no longer supported. Administrator access is not a requirement for downloading patches with UMDS that runs on Linux. The machine on which you install UMDS must have Internet access.
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