- In the Library workspace, click on Guest OS Profiles by expanding Profiles on the left pane, and then right-click on Guest OS Profiles and select Create Guest OS Profile.
- In the New Guest OS Profile dialog box, type the guest OS profile name (for example, W2016 Standard), and select OS type from the Compatibility drop-down menu (Windows, by default).
Guest OS profile settings will vary depending on the Compatibility value selected (Windows, Windows (Shielded) or Linux).
- Click on Guest OS Profile on the left pane and configure the settings (product key or server roles, for example), and click on OK to finish.
You can provide a pattern for the computer name. For example, if you type W2016-SRV###, the computers ...