How To Install Openfiler From Usb' title='How To Install Openfiler From Usb' />Install ESXi 6 to USB as Destination or Have it as Source USB installerVMware ESXi hypervisor can be installed on USB stick, but you can also create USB stick which contains ESXi installer in case your server does not have CDDVD drive. You could see in my previous post when wrote small tutorial on Install VMware ESXi on USB memory stick by using Unetbootin Freeware. I received few questions through e mail recently as my readers got confused about the installation process and the way to install ESXi 6 to USB Flash drive or another way. To use USB flash with bootable ESXi AND to be able to use it in case your server does not have CD drive you can create USB flash which boots the hypervisor and allows the installation. When thinking now, there is another use case possible to create multiboot environment on the USB and have a possibility to install different OS from that USB. But I guess that this will be a separate postDualboot Kali Linux Rolling 2016. Windows 10 on a PC with UEFI firmware. Kali, a Linux security distribution based on Debian Linux. Dualboot on single HDD. This Document shows the step by step of installing and setting up 3Node 11gR2 RAC cluster. This setup uses IP Based iSCSI Openfiler SAN as a shared storage subsystem. For the Step By Step Install 11g R2 RAC on Oracle Enterprise Linux PreInstallation tasks of Installing Oracle 11g R1 Real Application Cluster RAC 11. Build Your Own Oracle RAC 11g Cluster on Oracle Linux and iSCSI by Jeffrey Hunter. Learn how to set up and configure an Oracle RAC 11g Release 2 development cluster. HDDs.png' alt='How To Install Openfiler From Usb' title='How To Install Openfiler From Usb' />The 2 use cases that we cover today 1. Install ESXi to USB as a destination the server will boot directly from USB. The ESXi gets pre configured within VMware Workstation or Player. Load the installer from an USB stick to install and configure your system in case your server does not have CD drive. So in this case the server will boot from the USB stick and then only youll configure the root password, network settings etcSo basically todays tutorial will show how to install ESXi to USB and in the second one will Ill create a USB stick with ESXi Installer on it so its possible to use it to install a server with ESXi. In one of my previous tutorial for ESXi 5. I was using Unetbootin which worked like a charm. But today well test another tool called Rufus which I found good echoes about through VMware communities and a fellow blogger Paul Braren tinkererguy. So without further wait lets do Quick Install of ESXi 6 to USBInstall ESXi 6 to USB as Destination. Use VMware Workstation or Player to do the jobIt works and it allows to actually pre configure the system like enter the root password, network settings etc. Use VMware Workstation to create a new VM point to the ESXi 6 iso as a source and mount the USB stick Do a right click connect disconnect from host so the VM can see it and can use it as a destination. Youll see screen like this. Note that San. Disk USB as an option for destination diskBefore the installer starts it asks you to setup the keyboard and root password. This is quite important as the default language is English, but then not everyone uses English keyboard, right So choosing your language during those steps avoids some headaches when you seek for this or that particular key you have used in your password Once installation finishes, just disconnect the USB stick from within Workstation and plug it in your server. Youll need to configure the BIOS to boot from that device. Youll do some quick network configuration. Those configuration steps are very easy to do as youre basically guided when you first open the DCUI direct console user interface. Youll need to hit F2 key in order to access the DCUI. Step 2 The first boot allows you to set IP address and other network settings like netmask, DNS, hostname. Again. Very easy so guys who knows your way just skip the rest as this post Install ESXi From Bootable USB your server does not have CDDVD driveThis method is particularly useful when you works with blades or servers which does not have CDDVD drive and PXE environment isnt an option. Step 0.  Download ESXi 6 if you havent done it yet and place the ISO to a folder on hard driveStep 1. Ive been running VMware ESXi 4. HP MicroServer for a few weeks now and the following post is to summarise my findings and to answer a question many. Left 4 Dead 2 Non Steam Patch there. About antiX antiX is a fast, lightweight and easytoinstall Linux live CD distribution based on Debians Stable branch for x86 compatible systems. X offers. After a hard work, Finally prepared a Post with 101 free tools which are absolutely free. This tools helps VMware administrators to manage the virtual environment. Download Rufus and Execute the program simple executable select your USB Label the volume Select your ESXi ISO you have downloaded in Step 1 Hit the Start button. You will receive a prompt about one file which is obsolete according to the program just click Yes to continueThe prompt looks like thisAnother prompt will ask you if you want to overwrite your USB flash key. Fallout: New Vegas - Lonesome Road Load here. Click YES. Wait till Rufus creates a file structure and copies the ISO to the USB key. Next plug in this key to your server change the boot order in BIOS to boot from USB And youll see the ESXi 6 installer startingThe loaderAnd Follow the same steps as previous tutorial to configure your serverWhen you boot a server with USB Flash Drive the ESXi Installer will copy the whole installer to the memory. So basically you can install ESXi to the same USB where you are installing from. All you have to do is to select it during the installation as a destination. With that said, I hope that you have enjoyed todays tutorials and youll re tweet this post to all your friends and followers I was testing if its possible to create a multiboot USB with different versions of ESXi but I guess I must find a manual way tried a freeware tool which did not work Xboot.