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[Docs] Additional notes related EKS-A vSphere Installation #7577

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1. Create cluster
1. Create cluster
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If your vSphere version is 7.0.2, then few user privileges don't exist
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Is this true for all vSphere versions 7.0 and above?

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Only had licenses for vSphere 7.0.2 where I've hit into this issue :/

I do not have any concrete proof if it can be reproduced in older versions.

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@csplinter Do you foresee any changes or the PR's good to merge? Just checking here if this can be closed

that are required for cluster creation. (See [Issue #4746](https://github.com/aws/eks-anywhere/issues/4746) for details.)
Consider passing `--skip-validations vsphere-user-privilege` along with `eksctl` or upgrading the vSphere version (**recommended**).
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```bash
eksctl anywhere create cluster \
-f eksa-mgmt-cluster.yaml \
# --install-packages packages.yaml \ # uncomment to install curated packages at cluster creation
```


1. Once the cluster is created you can use it with the generated `KUBECONFIG` file in your local directory:

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* **resourcePool**:
The vSphere resource pools for your VMs in the EKS Anywhere cluster. If there is a resource pool: `/<datacenter>/host/<resource-pool-name>/Resources`
The vSphere resource pools for your VMs in the EKS Anywhere cluster. To use an existing resource pool: `/<datacenter>/host/<cluster-name>/Resources/<resource-pool-name>`

![Import ova wizard](/images/resourcepool.png)