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Thursday, September 20, 2012

How to import and deploy a ova or ovf file in the vsphere client

Posted on 10:49 AM by Unknown

    So you have something like this to import.
    The first one is a ovf, the second is a ova
    An ova is just a packed version of the ovf and vmdk and mf files

    OVF


    OVA




    Go to your vpshere client
    Go to File-> Deploy OVF template.
    This works for both ova and ovf





    Browse  and select the package you would like to deploy
    Next





    You will get details about it
    Hit next




    Now you get to name your vm and place it in the proper datacenter and folder




    Now you choose your  cluster




    Choose the storage locations




    Choose the disk provisioning type thin, thick




    Choose the network




    Hiot finish and watch your vm get created





    This will go on while vm is deployed from the ova/ovf




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