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Create Virtula Machine
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| Create Virtula Machine. This example is installing CentOS 5 for GuestOS. |
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| [1] | Access to ESXi from client and Click "Create a new virtual machine". |
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| [2] | Select "Custom" and go next. |
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| [3] | Input any name for Guest. |
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| [4] | Specify the place for files of Guest. |
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| [5] | Select Operationg system. This example shows to use CentOS 5, so select RHEL 5 or Other Linux. |
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| [6] | Specify the number of virtual CPUs. |
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| [7] | Specify the amount of memories. |
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| [8] | Specify the settings for networking. |
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| [9] | Specify I/O adapter. |
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| [10] | Select virtual disks. |
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| [11] | Specify the amount of virtual disks. |
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| [12] | It's OK to keep default settings here. |
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| [13] | Click "Finish" to finish to create virtual machine. |
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| [14] | After finishing, new virtual machine's name is shown on left menu, point it and Click "Power on" on right menu like below to start virtual machine. |
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| [15] | CentOS 5 is not installed yet. Insert CD/DVD of CentOS 5 on ESXi's computer or select iso-file on local like below. After selecting the place, push "Ctrl + Alt + Insert" key to reboot virtual machine. |
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| [16] | Installer starts normally like below. |
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| [17] | Installing is finished and CentOS 5 is booted normally like below. |
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