Here are the steps to deploy the VCSA 6 using VMware Workstation 11:

Step 1 - Download the VCSA 6 which is available as an ISO

Step 2 - Extract the contents of the ISO and add the .ova extension to following file located in vcsa/vmware-vcsa (this is the VCSA OVA)

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Step 3 - Upload the OVA using VMare Workstation 11(you can either double click or just go to File->Open) but make sure you do not power it on after deployment. (this is very important)

Step 4 - Locate the directory in which the VCSA was deployed to and open up the VMX file and append the following (make sure to change the IP information and passwords based on your environment):


guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.addr.family = “ipv4”
guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.mode = “static”
guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.addr = “192.168.1.135”
guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.prefix = “24”
guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.gateway = “192.168.1.1”
guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.dns.servers = “192.168.1.130”

guestinfo.cis.vmdir.password = "VMware1!"
guestinfo.cis.appliance.root.passwd = "VMware1!"

Notes:
vmdir.password is administrator@vsphere.local password

root.password is for the appliance itself


Step 5 - Once you have saved your changes, go ahead and power on the VCSA. At this point, the guestinfo properties that you just added will be read in by VMware Tools as the VCSA is booting up and the configuration will begin. Depending on the speed of your hardware, hopefully in a very short amount of time you will have a fully configured VCSA that is ready for your evaluation and testing.
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Notes:
1.using F2 to customize system
2.using /opt/vmware/share/vami/vami_config_net to config network from CLI


Step 6 - login with administrator@vsphere.local to grant root permission and etc.

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ok


references: http://www.enterprisedaddy.com/2016/02/how-to-deploy-vcsa-6-0-on-vmware-workstation/


for VCSA 6.5, please refer: http://www.enterprisedaddy.com/2016/11/deploy-vcsa-6-5-on-workstation/