Ardika Sulistija: Created page with "====Adding your ISO file from the Library server to the HyperV server as a physical library object==== ---- # Log in to the HyperV server # Click on the Virtual Machine Manager Console shortcut on the Desktop. # Enter the Server name and click Connect # On the left hand navigation pane, select Library in the bottom section. # Click Import Physical Resource in the top banner # Click Add resource # Go to Network, wait a co..."

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Created page with "====Adding your ISO file from the Library server to the HyperV server as a physical library object==== ---- # Log in to the HyperV server # Click on the Virtual Machine Manager Console shortcut on the Desktop. # Enter the Server name and click Connect # On the left hand navigation pane, select Library in the bottom section. # Click Import Physical Resource in the top banner # Click Add resource # Go to Network, wait a co..."

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====Adding your ISO file from the Library server to the HyperV server as a physical library object====
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# Log in to the HyperV server
# Click on the Virtual Machine Manager Console shortcut on the Desktop.
# Enter the Server name and click Connect
# On the left hand navigation pane, select Library in the bottom section.
# Click Import Physical Resource in the top banner
# Click Add resource
# Go to Network, wait a couple seconds for all the Network computers to show up. Find the library server > <some folder you have> > RHEL7 Server > select rhel-server-7.9-x86_64-dvd > Open.
# Next, under the Select library server and destination for the imported resources section, click browse
# Expand the appropriate folder tree under your library server, and select the RHEL7 Server. Click OK. You should now see your object in the text box.
# Click Import. Voila

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