سوال در مورد نصب ویندزو در esxi

ا سلام خدمت دوستان من esxi نصب کردم و بعد امدم یک اینتر فیس لوپ بک برای سیستم نصب کردم و با vccenter با esx ارتباط بر قرار کردم حالا می خواهم ویندوز بریزم یک مشلی که بر خورد کردم این ارور هست
[HTML] Running VMware ESX in a virtual machine requires the outer virtual machine to be configured for running a VMware ESX guest operating system. You cannot power on a virtual machine until the outer virtual machine is reconfigured.[/HTML]یک سوال در قسمت network configur در Esx یک قسمت داره به نام host name
enter a fully qualified host name
من معنی این قسمت را نفهیدم در سروهای واقعی این طور بود که در هنگام نصب اکتیو یک سوال در مورد نام می کرد و اون نام اسم دامین بود وایا این ربطی به اکتیو نداره یا نه وقتی ویندوز ریختی خواستی اکتیو نصب کنی باید همین نامی)دامین) که در esx تنظیم کردی در اکتیو هم همین نام بدی یا نه اصلا این ربطی به دامین نداره و مخصوص esx هست و ایا من باید تنظیماتی برای virtch switch انجام بدم که ارور بالا بر نخورم من تنظیمات مربوط به شبکه ام را در این جا اپلود کرد
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VMWare ESX or ESXi [B][I]CAN[/I][/B] run inside a virtual machine, provided certain prerequisites are satisfied.
This kind of setup is of course completely useless (and totally unsupported) in a production environment, but can be very useful for two purposes:

[LIST][*]Testing or studying ESX or ESXi if you don't have a physical server available.[*]Testing or studying the whole Virtual Infrastructure if you don't have at least two servers and a SAN.[/LIST]
[B]Prerequisites:[/B]


[LIST][*]You need some physical resources. In order to run ESX or ESXi in VM, the VM needs at least 1.5 GB of memory, two VCPUs and enough disk space for the server itself and for the VMs you will run inside it.[*]You [B][I]absolutely[/I][/B] need a physical CPU with native virtualization support (Intel VT or AMD-V).[*]You need to run VMWare Workstation 6.5 or VMWare Server 2 on the physical host. Previous versions can't succesfully run ESX or ESXi in a VM.[*]A 64-bit OS on the physical host is useful but not required.[/LIST]
[B]Setup:[/B]


[LIST][*]Enable native virtualization support for your CPU in the motherboard BIOS (it's often not enabled by default).[*]Install your preferred virtualization software. I've tested everything succesfully using VMWare Workstation 6.5.2 on a Windows XP x64 host, but it should work with VMWare Server 2.0 and/or Linux hosts, too.[*]Create a custom VM using those setting:
[LIST][*]Hardware compatibility level: latest[*]Guest operating system: other 64-bit[*]Virtual CPUs: at least 2[*]Memory: at least 1.5 GB[*]Networking: Host-only or NAT[*]SCSI adapter: LSI Logic[*]Virtual disk type: SCSI[*]Virtual disks: as you wish; I suggest using at least two virtual disks, a 10-GB one for installing the system and another one where to create a datastore. The space should be pre-allocated.[*]Remove floppy, sound card, USB controller, etc. Leave only networking and storage.[*]CPU Execution mode: Intel VT-x or AMD-V ([B][I]very important[/I][/B]).[/LIST]
[*]Manually edit the VMX file of the virtual machine you created, setting the following parameters:
guestOS = "vmkernel"
monitor_control.vt32 = "TRUE"
monitor_control.restrict_backdoor = "TRUE"[*]Start the VM and install ESX or ESXi from the installation ISO image.[*]Configure the networking to allow the ESX or ESXi virtual server to talk with the host.[/LIST]

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