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How to create a virtual machine under vSphere?


To create a virtual machine under vSphere, follow these steps:

1. Open the vSphere Client and connect to your vCenter Server.

1. Navigate to the inventory view in the left pane, then select the host or cluster where you want to create the virtual machine.

1. Click the “Create/Register VM” button to start the creation wizard.

1. Select “Create a New Virtual Machine” and click Next.

1. Enter a name for the virtual machine and select the location where it will be stored.

1. Choose the guest operating system that you plan to install and click Next.

1. Specify the amount of memory and CPU resources that you want to allocate to the virtual machine, then click Next.

1. Select the type of storage that you want to use for the virtual machine, and choose whether to use a new or existing virtual disk.

1. Specify the size of the virtual disk and click Next.

1. Review the virtual machine settings and click Finish to create the virtual machine.

1. Once the virtual machine is created, you can power on the virtual machine and install the guest operating system.

Note: The steps above may vary slightly depending on the version of vSphere you are using.


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