Changing the ISO CD-ROM in RHEL 5 for Virtual OS Install



I'm trying to install a guest OS (RHEL 5) as a fully virtualized system. I have the ISO images for the CDs. When I create the virtual system, I can point to ISO 1 for the CD, but how do I change the virtual CD to ISO 2? I don't see any way to do this.

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