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Otherwise support would come from VMware.ДЄlso keep in mind that VMware support only supports retail with escalation from an OEM. If you buy licensing from Dell as part of your server purchase, you can also get software support for it as well. Dell will do a best effort support based on the hardware. Unless you buy the VMware licensing from Dell as part of the server purchase, it wouldn't matter if it was factory installed or not. I'm comfortable with virtualization and have worked with AWS a lot and managed my own servers as well, but haven't used ESXi before.

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Is there some specific reason why this is impossible? If I don't want to invest in BOSS/SD media and want proper logging (I read that's hard when booting from SD), do I just need to install ESXi on the hard drive myself?

I expected that there would be an option where ESXi would be installed on the main drive, just like any other operating system I can get preinstalled. I think NFI means non-factory install (?).

I understand the BOSS option to refer to an M.2 plug-in card and the flash media options to imply that the server will be booted from one or two SD cards (not sure what diskless would mean though).

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VMware ESXi 6.7 U3 Embedded Image on BOSS (License Not Included).

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