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Creating an bootable ESXi 6.7 USB disk

On May 4, 2018, in Infrastructure, Virtualisation, by Iwan Hoogendoorn

Hi all,

This will be a short one 😉

I am upgrading my home lab to vSphere 6.7.

In order to do this I needed to create a bootable ESXi 6.7 USB disk. As there are plenty of examples of how to do this with the vSphere 6.5 ISO file I just wanted to confirm that this procedure also works with the ESXi 6.7 ISO.

I personally used this blog article by Vladan Seget to get it done.

 

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Iwan Hoogendoorn


ing. Iwan Hoogendoorn MSc.

Iwan Hoogendoorn works as a Senior Professional Services Consultant at VMware focusing on design, implementation and validation of VMware’s NSX but also on the other software-defined data center products. Iwan has more than 19 years in IT architecture, with a focus on network and security solutions for global enterprises. An enthusiastic MSc. graduate, Iwan holds a wide range of industry leading certifications including Cisco CCIE x6 # 13084 (Routing & Switching, Security, Service Provider, Voice, Data Center and Wireless), and VMware vExpert '15-'18, VCP6-NV/VCP6-DCV and VCIX6-NV.

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