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Step 2

: Select Card View\Grid View to view the virtual machines

Step 3

: Click New VM.

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Step 4

: In the New VM dialog box, enter a Name, Computer Name, and Description for your VM.

Step 5

: Type: Select New

Step 6

: Select the Power on check-box. If you want the VM to power on right after its creation,

Step 7

: Operating System: Select an OS family, Operating System, and Boot image.

Step 8

: Compute: Enter Virtual CPUs, Core per socket, and Memory.

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Step 9

: Storage: Select Storage Policy & Size of disk.

• Add more disk for VM if

• needed.

Step 10

: Networking:

• Network: Select the Organization VDC Networks that you want to use for VM

• Network adapter Type: Select VMXNET3

• IP mode: SelectDHCP\Static – IP Pool or Static – Manual
  

• We need active DHCP (via Network\Gateway or relay DHCP server) or create 01 IP Pool in Organization VCD Networks If we use DHCP or Static-IP Pool mode.

Step 11

: Click OK to save the

virtual machine's settings and

start the creation process.
Once the virtual machine is created, it is a VM without OS. We need to Insert Media (ISO)

into the VM and install OS

.

Step 12

: Click the three vertical dots > Media > Insert Media

Step 13: Select the ISO image you want to mount from a catalog in the Insert CD dialog box, then click Insert.

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Step 14

: Click the three vertical dots >> Power >> Power On

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Step 15

: Open VM Console to install guest OS for VM

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VM has boot from .ISO file and start the installation.

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