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To create my second VM I'm going to create a clone of Linux VM one to do this
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I can right click on it and I can go to clone and then clone virtual machine machine
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Otherwise it's running or while it's turned off it a little bit faster to do it while turned off
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Click on clone virtual machine
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Linux VM to
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We're going to put it on our second
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Esxi host
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We'll use the one hose storage policy again and noticed this list with my datastores one
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Has Vicente disturbing compatible NFS datastore is listed as incompatible I wanted to under advance
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Options I can choose to split out
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Go back to basic
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Click on next now this particular operating system is not set up for us to customize
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Is the operating system automatically so we'll have to do it after boot
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I wanted to I can customize the work machines hardware and I could power it on
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We'll go ahead and power tan
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Now this point because I'm doing a clone operation of a virtual machine that has a static IP
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Address Lenox me in 1 and Lenox bm2 or both going to have the same IP address so I'll need
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Need to login to Linux VM to and change its host name and IP address once it's complete
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Energy MLP powered on
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And I can click here to open the console
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Login as root password is being more one exclamation
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Put on the network settings
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And I can use all I to edit your IP address
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Now if I want these birds machines to have internet access I can give them IP addresses in the same rain
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As all of my other systems since I don't really care about that for this lab I'm going to leave them on 191
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6/8 and just changed last octet and change the name of the VM
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Open for next
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Then I want to change the hostname so I'll s
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Linux VM to not loud. Local
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And again if I went outside access I can change the name server to be the new IP address of the control center VM
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Then I'll Q to quit
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Notice of the name of the command line didn't change if I shutdown and reboot
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And after it comes back up and I'll have the new name
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Pranking using online template to create a virtual machine I first have to create that template I can create that from one of my
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My running virtual machines so I right click on Linux being here
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And was like clown and this time we're going to clone to template instead of cloning a virtual machine
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Use the same storage policy
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And then click on finish and monitor our recent tasks
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Once the template is complete notice that the template does not show up under the host in clusters view to see the
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I need to go to VM some templates
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And here I'll see the two VM that I created the template and all the other virtual machines are under
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Who discovered virtual machines because they were part of an esxi host that was added to the environment so I can select
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My Linux VM template here
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Right click on it
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And we can deploy a new virtual machine from this template
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Lenox pm-3
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What does third esxi host
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Same-day restore once again we can't customize the operating system so we'll have to do that after installation
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And go back to monitor tasks
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Once completed will log back into the virtual machine and then modified set
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Settings on this virtual machine the IP address and the hostname as well
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Read with the virtual machine and we should now have three VMS in our lap
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