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+Log in to the VMWare ESXi Web GUI.
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+In the left hand pane, click <color #ed1c24>Storage</color>.
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+You will see the current <color #ed1c24>datastore</color> listed in the main page, click the <color #ed1c24>datastore</color> name (probably datastore1).
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+An overview page for the <color #ed1c24>datastore</color> will open.
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+At the top of the page select <color #ed1c24>Datastore Browser</color>.
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+The <color #ed1c24>Datastore Browser</color> will open.
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+Here we can see any existing folders, most of these are for any created Virtual Machines. Take care here.
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+Select the <color #ed1c24>Create Directory</color> option.
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+Enter a name for the new <color #ed1c24>Directory</color>, click <color #ed1c24>Create Directory</color>.
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+In the <color #ed1c24>Datastore Browser</color> you will now see the directory you created.
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+Click on the folder you created, then click the Upload link. You need to select an ISO file to upload.
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+Once uploaded you will see the file in the ISO folder.
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