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Now that I have the image copied over to the USB drive I can insert it into the back of the gigabyte Brix
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And boot it into the esxi install
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But before doing so there's a couple of settings that I need to check in the Bios the first one under advanced
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CPU configuration
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I need to verify that the Intel virtualization technology is enabled it should be by default so that one should be okay
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Underside of configuration I need to verify that the Sada mode says ACI instead
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Set of raid by default it'll probably be set to raid so you do have to double-check this one
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On the bricks
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Next I need to check the boot settings
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I need to make sure that my first boot option is the USB drive and if I'm going to install to the SSD then I need
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Need to make sure that the second boot option is the UEFI version of the disc notice it shows up twice once as uef
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Define wants is Peachtree
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If it's selected is P3 then it's not going to boot properly I'm going to install it onto the u.s.
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SB drive that I'm using to do the install so the second boot option never matters
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Save and exit
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Yes
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And it should not boot up into the esxi installer
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You may run into a problem at this point if it says something about can't load the video driver
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Verify that the resolution of your monitor is not set to high
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I want to press enter to continue
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F11 to accept
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License agreements
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Now this point all of your sex is installed into memory so I can install back to the same day
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Disc that I just use to load esxi
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This frees up the entire SSD for me to use as a vmfs volume to hold virtual machines
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It does have existing data I want to go ahead and write it
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For the root password
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I'm going to use VMware one bang for all of the passwords
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If there is any possibility of your loud environment being exposed to the public I recommend using strong pass
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Passwords
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Press f11 to confirm the install
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Once the installation is completed it's asking me to remove the installation media but since I just recorded
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All right there's no need to do that all I need to do is hit enter to reboot
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Once the esxi host is it it'll bring us to this yellow and gray screen that's referred to as the DCU
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Why are direct console user interface from here we can do the initial configuration by pressing F2
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Type in the password that we sent
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The first thing that we want to do is configure the management Network
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The real Nick zero is sufficient it's the only adapter that we have on the bricks
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We don't want to settle VLAN in most cases if you do have the ability to create vlans in your environment and you do have the
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Option of doing so
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We need to change the IP version 4 configuration right now it is set to Dynamic so it picked up that I
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IP address off the network and that can work in many situations however because it can change later on
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It's nice if we can set it to something static just make sure that is not being used anywhere else in your environment
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I want to change this
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And I can verify that that isn't being used anywhere else by doing a
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Press enter and then we need to edit the DNS configuration
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This information originally came from the DHCP server so that should be sufficient however I want to change the hose
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Hostname here because this is my physical host I'm going to call it p e s x i
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654 the version - 1 just in case I later went out of second one
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And I'm going to be using lab. Local as my domain
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Princess Kate
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And it's going to verify that we went to apply the changes and restart the management that works at y for yes
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I want to go down to troubleshooting options
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I want to enable the esxi shell
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And enable SSH give us a warning later on but it does allow for us to have faster access to the house
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Post now I can press alt F1 and I can log into the host
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And I can verify that my routing is working yes XE if she - rap. She'll to look at the route
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And then I can try to change the default router
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Now that I can ping the router
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That's all we have to do from the console of esxi host not everything else we should be able to do through the weather face
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Visser 6.5 no longer supports the Windows Vista her client so we use the new built-in web interface
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Manage the esxi host
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To access the web interface
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We simply go to the IP address
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Of the esxi host
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It'll give us a warning about the connection not being private because we don't have a CA sign certificate
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Proceed past that
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Cancel login screen comes up will login as root in the password we specified during install
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The built-in interface looks very similar to vcenter server so it should be
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Easy-to-navigate will close out all of the warning messages here
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And the first thing you want to do is add our data store
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So quick on new datastore created new
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Vmfs datastore
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Who named it after the esxi host
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Go to default partitioning options
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I knew datastore should show up in the list
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The next thing we want to do is create a Newport group to add are virtual esxi host to
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There's two reasons for creating a Newport group one is if we were using vlans we could put it on a separate V
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The second reason is the security settings
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Because we're going to be running a esxi host on this poor broke we need to allow promiscuous mode
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As well as Mac address changes and forged transmits
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I'll call it host Network click on ADD
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And now we're ready to begin installing the components of our lab environment
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