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#INSTALLING VMWARE VSPHERE 6.5 INSTALL#
#INSTALLING VMWARE VSPHERE 6.5 UPGRADE#
#INSTALLING VMWARE VSPHERE 6.5 PRO#
#INSTALLING VMWARE VSPHERE 6.5 ISO#

The installation broken up into two stages In this tutorial we are gonna be installing a new vCenter Server Appliance (select the first option) Once the installer started you can see that we have 4 options, Goto “\VCSA-ui-installer \Win32” and double click on installer.exe

#INSTALLING VMWARE VSPHERE 6.5 ISO#

Here I downloaded the iso image of the vCenter appliance, mount Wolk you through installation of the new VMware vCenter 6.5 appliance, in this tutorial we are covering this areas, Installing appliance, Admin interface, creating folders, datacenters and clusters

#INSTALLING VMWARE VSPHERE 6.5 INSTALL#

Install and configure VMware vCenter 6.5 Appliance

Exchange Server Grant the Send As Permission.

Blue Screen 0x0000007B error_P2V and V2V Issues.

Sybase Create Login and Change Password.

Sybase ASE Bypassing cross platform load issues.

Sybase ASE CROSS PLATFORM DUMP AND LOAD.

Sybase ASE create devices and load database.

Transfer logins and passwords SQL Server.

Map local disk/CD to Azure Virtual Machine.

Palo Alto Layer 3 Interfaces deployment.

The Concept of PaloAlto configuration management – P1.

Site to Site VPN (Dynamic to Static IP).

vSphere 6 dvSwitch and dvPortGroup configuration.

ISCSI Server as a storage device for vSphere.

vSphere 6.5 – Install and configure VMware vCenter 6.5 Appliance.

C – System Center configuration and Create the Cloud.

B – Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Installation.

Even though I downloaded the ISO today it still had a small stack of updates it downloaded and updated. Like with any Win VM once you have it up and running Install VMware Tools and run windows update.

#INSTALLING VMWARE VSPHERE 6.5 PRO#

When I did my install I used Win 11 Pro so depending on what you are installing your mileage may vary, however this should get any Win 11 VM installed.

You should now be able to install the VM.

Close both regedit and the command prompt.

Once you add these entries set them to “1”.

You will need to add 2 DWORD (32-bit) entries “BypassTPMCheck” and “BypassSecureBootCheck”.Create a new folder here called “LabConfig”.Once the Registry editor comes up navigate or jump to “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup”.As soon as the installer environment boots press Shift + F10 to get the command prompt and type “regedit” followed by the return key.At boot like always hit any key to boot to the Windows installer.It will be set to Bios by default so don’t skip this step. Set your machine to use EFI and “secure boot” in the “VM Options” tab.With my install I used 2 vCores and 16GB for good measure. Windows 11 requires a minimum of 2 virtual cores and at least 8GB of ram. You don’t want the installer or the media creation tool, just download the ISO itself. Go the Microsoft site and download the Windows 11 ISO.In the end though that resulted in a, “Windows Server Setup: there was a problem running preinstall.cmd scripts” error though.Īs a last ditch effort I decided to do a clean install and finally found success. The closest I came to success was getting the install to pass pre-checks using the Windows11Upgrade project on GitHub. I also tried doing it on VM Fusion, but I keep getting crazy errors. Try as a might I was unable to get it to update. I tried everything from modifying the registry and using the installer to getting an ISO and modding it.

#INSTALLING VMWARE VSPHERE 6.5 UPGRADE#

I spent longer than I would like to admit trying to get Windows 10 to upgrade to Windows 11. The second being that the Xserve lacks TPM 2.0 and ESXi didn’t start support for vTPM till ESXi 6.7. The first is that the Nehalem CPU family, mine being a W5590, were dropped from the Win 11 support list. There are 2 big issues to point out here though. I have a Windows 10 VM on my Xserve 3,1 running ESXi 6.5 that I wanted to upgrade to Windows 11.

Boot from the Windows 11 ISO and use the BypassSecureBootCheck and BypassTPMCheck registry settings. Do a clean install with EFI ( it will do bios by default) and enable secure boot for efi.