Virtual DNS/AD/DHCP Servers with VMWare vSphere
Hi
I decide to set up a simple server at home on my whitebox server by installing
VMWare vSphere Server as a host server with all my primary DNS, AD
& DHCP as virtual servers on the vSphere Server.
As
there is no dns server to resolve the vSphere Server hostname. During
the initial vSphere Setup, I would not enter any dns server and
hostname. IP address will be static and my XP Desktop will be used to
connect to the vSphere Server to install the Client and to install the
guest OS for DNS, DHCP and AD Server
Would I know it may work? Any important point to take note. Thanks for your advices [!-- [[[ --]
Software/Hardware used:
VMWare vSphere/Whitebox server
Software/Hardware used:
VMWare vSphere/Whitebox server
ASKED:
September 11, 2009 3:36 PM
UPDATED:
January 7, 2010 8:14 PM
Answer Wiki:
Hello,
This sounds like a pretty basic configuration. Simply install VSphere on the server, once completed, browse to it. Download the client on another PC and manage it using the client.
It's a matter of order. You can't have a VM yet if you don't have a VM Host yet. Keep that in mind during this install.
Ryan
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