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vCenter server installation step by step procedure.

 1.Download VCSA iso from VMWARE site:

https://customerconnect.vmware.com/en/downloads/info/slug/datacenter_cloud_infrastructure/vmware_vsphere/7_0

2.Mount the ISO to any windows machine.

   Access D:\vcsa-ui-installer\win32

   Execute Installer.exe to start.

3. Click Install option here



4.Click Next


5.Accept License agreement:



6.Provider target esxi or vc  details for deploying:


7.Provide VM name root credentials:

8.Select Deployment type(keep default for Tiny)



9.Select Datastore for the VCSA VM:


10.Provide network details for VCSA VM:


11.Finish after review of Stage1:




Stage I I: Start Stage 2 


2.1: Config for ssh/NTP:

2.2: Provide SSO details:


2.3:Checkbox for customer experience:


2.4 Finish the installation:






























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