How to Create New Virtual Machine in VMware ESXi 7
New Virtual Machine ESXi 7 Host, in this blog; I am going to create a new Virtual Machine in VMware ESXi 7 host login with vCenter Server 7.
We need to have a ESXi Host.
Access ESXi through vCenter console or direct vSphere Web client
Step by Step Procedure to deploy a new Virtual Machine
Login to your vCenter Server using vSphere Client.
1- Right click on the host where you want to create a VM, select Action menu and then click on new VM It will open New Virtual Machine Wizard.
2- Select a creation type option, Select Create a new VM and then click Next.
3- Type a name for the new Virtual Machine and Select Datacenter to create the new VM in and then click next.
4- Select ESXi host where you want to deploy this Virtual Machine, compatibility checks succeeded and then click next.
5- Select a Datastore in which you want to store the Virtual Machine configuration files and folders and then click next.
6- Select Compatibility for this Virtual Machine and then click on next.
7- Choose the Guest OS Family option (Windows/Linux/Other), select guest OS version that will be installed on the virtual machine and then click next.
8- Configure the Virtual Machine Hardware as per operating system requirement and then click next.
9- Review the new virtual machine configuration and click finish to complete the New Virtual Machine Wizard.
10- A new Virtual Machine has been deployed in ESXi 7 Host, to install Operating System on this VM, Right Click on Virtual Machine and select Edit Settings.
11- To mount your ISO for specific OS, click on client device and select Datastore ISO file.
12- Expand your datastore, select the operation system the one you want to install and then click ok.
13- After selecting OS, select connected checkbox and then click ok.
14- Select newly created Virtual Machine and then click Power On icon.
15- Select VM and select Launch Console.
16- Choose launch console option and then click launch
17- Now Windows operating system ready to install.
Related: how to Clone a Virtual Machine in VMware.
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