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In order to facilitate easier maintenance operations and not have to switch back and forth between Windows
I'm going to add my physical esxi host into vcenter server first thing I need to do is create
A new clusters I do not want to include it as part of my vsan cluster
I'm going to call this very creative physical cluster there's no point in turning on
And then I went to add host to this cluster
And entering the IP address of my physical server
And username will be root password will be the one
We use during install
Going to give me a thumbprint warning click on yes and then it's going to show the virtual machines that I have
Running on that server
Next we're going to continue to use the evaluation license we do not want to enable lockdown mode
And then finish
I look under recent tasks we can follow it to completion
And now you can see that we have the physical esxi host and all of the teams that are running on their Beast
Trivium here represent these three servers here so if I want to access the console of any of those three
From here
I can click on the console here in the first time I do this is going to give me two options one is to use the web console
And the other option is to use the VMware remote console
While the whale console does work I personally prefer the VMware remote console but the first thing that I need to do is win
Install it
Click on the link there and you'll notice that it's downloading the file
Once it's downloaded click on it to run and install it
And then finish
Now I can select a remote console and continue
Add authorized it
Trust a certificate in Connect
And now I have direct console access to my esxi host
You can't see the whole screen now notice my mouse I'm trying to move the mouse but it's not showing up anymore in order to release them outside
I have to press Ctrl alt and now it shows up
The screen is a little bit too big to fit on the screen so I have to scroll up and down to see the whole thing
In order to be able to type in there I have to click in the window again
And now I'm once again have access to the dcui
In case I need to make any changes directly to the esxi host that I can't make through the web client once
Ctrl alt to release it and then I can just close this window
Now the future anytime that I click on this tab is going to automatically assume that I wanted
I do the same thing I did before
I can also no access control center from here as well as the vcenter server itself
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