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Expand Up @@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ The same process can also be done using a user_data template. To configure image
* Browse then to the image to be used for provisioning, and ensure that "User Data" is checked
* Associate a user_data template to the host. The template will use cloud-init syntax.
* Note that the images dont need cloudinit installed, as the cloudinit is converted under the hood to a CustomisationSpec object that VMware can process
* To get status "Installed" in the UI, the provisioned host have to run a finish script. There are templates like "built" located in "Provision Templates", giving a example how to do this.

#### Console access

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