Multiple VMs with multiple ISOs in VMware:

# Define variables
$vcenterServer = "your_vcenter_server"
$username = "your_username"
$password = "your_password"
$clusterName = "your_cluster_name"
$datastoreName = "your_datastore_name"
$vmFolder = "your_vm_folder"
$vmNames = @("VM1", "VM2", "VM3") # Array of VM names
$isoPaths = @("path/to/iso1.iso", "path/to/iso2.iso", "path/to/iso3.iso") # Array of ISO file paths
$guestOS = "Windows Server 2022" # Guest OS for all VMs
$memoryMB = 2048 # Memory assigned to all VMs
$cpuCount = 1 # Number of CPUs assigned to all VMs
$diskSizeGB = 40 # Size of the hard disk for all VMs

# Connect to vCenter Server
Connect-VIServer -Server $vcenterServer -User $username -Password $password

# Get the cluster object
$cluster = Get-Cluster -Name $clusterName

# Get the datastore object
$datastore = Get-Datastore -Name $datastoreName

# Get the VM folder object
$vmFolder = Get-Folder -Path $vmFolder

# Loop through each VM name and ISO
foreach ($vmName, $isoPath in @($vmNames, $isoPaths)) {
  # Create a new VM
  $vm = New-VM -Name $vmName -Cluster $cluster -Datastore $datastore -Path $vmFolder -GuestOS $guestOS
  
  # Set VM memory and CPU
  $vm.ResourceAllocation.Memory = $memoryMB * 1024 * 1024
  $vm.ResourceAllocation.CpuAllocation.Reservation = $cpuCount
  $vm.ResourceAllocation.CpuAllocation.Limit = $cpuCount

  # Add a hard disk
  $disk = New-HardDisk -VM $vm -CapacityGB $diskSizeGB
  
  # Add CD/DVD drive and connect ISO
  $cdrom = New-CDDrive -VM $vm -IsoPath $isoPath -StartConnected

  # Power on the VM
  Start-VM -VM $vm
}

# Disconnect from vCenter Server
Disconnect-VIServer

# Note:
* This script is a basic example and may need modifications depending on your specific environment.
* Make sure you have the necessary permissions to perform these actions in vCenter Server.
* You can customize the script by adding additional parameters for VM configuration, such as network settings, NICs, etc.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.