Download VMware ESXi from the VMware website. The only reason I could think of this menu option not activating itself is that I installed in a non-default directory, using /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/lib. Generally you can use the free license with the noted limitations (see link 1) and commercial use is fine. As a student, $156 isn't chump change and would like to put in a refund/cancellation if a license is not required as I'm not doing any commercial work. Doing so worked, but I would like to know if this required a license in the first place. Then I realized that I could mount the ISO through the DVD Drive and install the tools this way. After licensing the app, this menu option was still greyed out. Thinking this was due to using Player as an unlicensed non-commercial application, I purchased a license to try and remedy this (I need OpenGL support for what I'm working on). Note: VMware Player can run only one virtual machine at a time.
Add up to 10 different virtual network adapters on a single host OS. I manage the business for this product, and it does not allow you to run more than 1 VM at a time by design. With VMware Player, one can run up to 10 different OS on the same computer. The option to install VMware Tools in the Virtual Machine menu was greyed out and inaccessible, despite having already downloaded the Tools ISO's. Run virtual machines created with VMware Workstation, VMware Fusion, VMware Server, or VMware ESX or with the player itself. I recently installed VMWare Workstation Player 14 on my Linux workstation to run a Windows 10 development machine.
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