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ESXi CLI command to get Processor information

What is the ESXCLI command on ESXi 6.0 to get Processor information to include "Encoded CPUID Family, Model, Stepping" "Processor SKU Stepping" and "Microcode Revision"

I tried  vim-cmd hostsvc/hosthardware      did not help.
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esxcli hardware cpu list

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e.g.

~ # esxcli hardware cpu list
CPU:0
   Id: 0
   Package Id: 0
   Family: 16
   Model: 6
   Type: 0
   Stepping: 3
   Brand: AuthenticAMD
   Core Speed: 1297838311
   Bus Speed: 199667409
   APIC ID: 0x0
   Node: 0
   L2 Cache Size: 1048576
   L2 Cache Associativity: 16
   L2 Cache Line Size: 64
   L2 Cache CPU Count: 1
   L3 Cache Size: -1
   L3 Cache Associativity: -1
   L3 Cache Line Size: -1
   L3 Cache CPU Count: 1

CPU:1
   Id: 1
   Package Id: 0
   Family: 16
   Model: 6
   Type: 0
   Stepping: 3
   Brand: AuthenticAMD
   Core Speed: 1297838311
   Bus Speed: 199667409
   APIC ID: 0x1
   Node: 0
   L2 Cache Size: 1048576
   L2 Cache Associativity: 16
   L2 Cache Line Size: 64
   L2 Cache CPU Count: 1
   L3 Cache Size: -1
   L3 Cache Associativity: -1
   L3 Cache Line Size: -1
   L3 Cache CPU Count: 1
~ #

You can also use

esxcfg-info -w | less -i
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Thanks for your prompt reply.  However, I wanted the   Microcode Revision, etc.  As mentioned in article:   https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/52345 Table 1.
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Okay, well if you have applied recent updates, read the KB thoroughly.