How to Create a VM in ESXi 8 and Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9.1 Guest OS?

[@gnancloudgarage]

Agenda How to Create a VM in ESXi 8 and Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9.1 Guest OS? #redhat #linux #os #vmware #esx #install #vm Thank you

[@kaderjiakil5986]

Thanks Gnan, very informative and clear explanation.

[@gnancloudgarage]

Glad it was helpful Akil.

[@sninike2081]

very nice sir

[@gnancloudgarage]

Thank you Sir

[@eramitmcsa]

how to install vmware tool on rhel 9 you have not did it here the process

[@gnancloudgarage]

Hi Amit, Thank you for your comment! I focused on installing RHEL 9 with guest agents, which are an alternative to VMware Tools and provide similar functionalities. However, I understand that you are specifically interested in the VMware Tools installation process. To install VMware Tools on RHEL 9, follow these steps: 1. First, ensure you have the latest version of VMware Workstation (or whichever VMware product you use) installed on your host machine. 2. go to the "Virtual Machine" menu in the VM console and select "Install VMware Tools." 3. This action will mount the VMware Tools installer to the virtual CD/DVD drive in your VM. 4. Open a terminal window and navigate to the CD/DVD drive directory, where the VMware Tools installer is mounted. 5. Extract the contents of the installer by running the following command: ``` tar -zxvf VMwareTools-x.x.x-xxxx.tar.gz ``` 6. Once extracted, navigate to the newly created directory: ``` cd vmware-tools-distrib ``` 7. Now, run the VMware Tools installer using the following command: ``` sudo ./vmware-install.pl ``` 8. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation. The installer will ask you various questions, and you can usually choose the default options by pressing Enter. 9. Once the installation is complete, restart your virtual machine to apply the changes.

[@eramitmcsa]

@@gnancloudgarage , Thanks Sir, for your guidence and response for RHEL 9 from i can get this package its already in esxi or i have to download from Vmware customer connect portal, please clear

[@vijayalakshmi-fy9ui]

sir can you plz explain about group policy and troubleshooting sir

[@gnancloudgarage]

Hi Madam, Sure, will plan to do it next month. I have other activities in the queue for this month. Thank you.

[@vinvvinv7460]

Hi, can you please make a tutorial video on Kerberos & NTLM explaining it in a detail & simple way to understand how they work if you can show it in a practical way, it will be great. Please its a request

[@gnancloudgarage]

Hi, Sure will plan to do that. Thank you

[@Tmahmoud5811]

Hi thank you, can you make a vidio on how to install vnc server in Ubuntu

[@gnancloudgarage]

Hi, Installing a VNC server on Ubuntu is a relatively simple process. Here are the steps to install the VNC server on Ubuntu: 1. Open the terminal: Press "Ctrl + Alt + T" to open the terminal window. 2. Install the VNC server: In the terminal, type the following command and press Enter to install the VNC server: sudo apt-get install tightvncserver 3. Set up a VNC password: Type the following command to set up a VNC password: vncserver This will prompt you to enter a password that will be used to access the VNC server. Choose a strong password and remember it. 4. Stop the VNC server: After setting up the password, stop the VNC server using the following command: vncserver -kill :1 5. Configure the VNC server: Type the following command to configure the VNC server: nano ~/.vnc/xstartup This will open the xstartup file in the nano text editor. 6. Edit the xstartup file: Uncomment the two lines starting with "# Uncomment the following two lines" and add the following line at the end of the file: gnome-session --session=ubuntu-2d Save the changes by pressing "Ctrl + X", followed by "Y", and then "Enter". 7. Start the VNC server: Type the following command to start the VNC server: vncserver 8. Connect to the VNC server: You can now connect to the VNC server from a remote machine using a VNC client. Enter the IP address of the Ubuntu machine followed by ":1" (for example, 192.168.0.100:1), and enter the VNC password when prompted. That's it! You have now installed and configured the VNC server on Ubuntu. Thank you

[@Tmahmoud5811]

@@gnancloudgarage Thank you so much 💯👍🙏

[@gnancloudgarage]

@@Tmahmoud5811 You're welcome.