Sure, here is a technical description of how to configure auto deployment settings in vCenter:
1. Open the vSphere Web Client and log in.
1. In the Navigator pane, click on vCenter under the vCenter Inventory.
1. Click on the “Configure” tab and select “Auto Deploy”.
1. Next, click on “Configure Auto Deploy settings” and you’ll see the settings for the auto deployment of hosts.
1. You can configure settings such as the TFTP server, proxy settings, cache settings, and log settings.
1. Click on “Edit Settings” to make changes to each setting.
1. Configure the TFTP server settings, including the server name and the folder where deployment images are stored.
1. Configure the proxy settings if necessary.
1. Configure the cache settings, if desired.
1. Configure the log settings as needed.
1. Click “Save Settings” once all settings are configured.
1. Finally, ensure that the Auto Deploy service is started by clicking on the “Services” tab, selecting “vSphere Auto Deploy”, and clicking “Start”.
That’s it! With these settings completed, vCenter should now automatically deploy new hosts as needed.
