See Iso files

I want to build a Solaris machine for the 1st time on esx. Can someone advise how to make the ISO visible on the server (IE, where I need to place it. The ISO is more than 2.5 GB)

When I select the CD\DVD drive as Datastore ISO file device Type and select Browse in this context, I can see a vmimages directory, then also a directory of tools-isoimages within that.

You can place them in any willing VMFS partition space

Then you goto your VM and mount it on the CDROM by clicking on the settings of the virtual machine.

Step 1 - create the VM using the custom option and choose theconfig you need

Step 2 - after VM is created, right click on virtual machine and click on change the setting, then click on connected and connected to the power on for CD ROM

Choose the location where you copied the ISO by clicking the Browse button in the data store (check this option) and go to folder w/h you you copied ISO.

Step 3 - Turn on your VM and it will go thru the installation process

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