Vsphere-client Cloning a virtual machine

1. Open vsphere Client, click Config--memory--Right click datastore1--Browse data store

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Click the file you want to copy right-click Copy

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5, click Paste

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6, select Copy. It's so Esya .

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Vsphere-client Cloning a virtual machine