Wanted RHEL 64 Bit and 32 Bit to Install in Vmware 8.01 and please request too for guidance for Setup for RHCSA and RHCE related Setup Tutorial in Form of Proxy Server Attachment requirement For it

If you want rhel, go to redhat.com, but for RHCSA self study you would be better off with CentOS instead.

There is also no such thing as vmware 8.01. VMWare is a software company, not a product.

No idea how a tutorial could be presented in the form of a proxy server. what does that mean??

I Want Redhat Version 6 64 Bit and 32 Bit OS and Want Steps after Installing them or 64 Bit in Vmware version 8.01 How to Confiqure all Command related to a server Creation...

I recommend you either actually pay attention to the replies you get, or you don't bother posting in the first place. Repeating yourself benefits no one.

Then why don't you go to RedHat's website and GET THEM???
Then read the installation documents on RedHat's site
Then go to VMware's site, and download what you want, and read the docs.

Do you really expect us to spoon-feed you everything? And if you're not going to PAY for RHEL, you should be using CentOS. Also, VMware isn't free either, but you can load VirtualBox for free.

Quite. It was valued at $30bn in 2010.

Dear Joy1982,

If you're studying for the RHCSA/RHCE exams, I suggest a couple of things:

1) Get a 64-bit version of RHEL 6. As suggested by acid_kewpie, CentOS 6 (and Scientific Linux 6) are functionally identical for most purposes, including exam study.

2) Use KVM. It's the virtual machine solution included with RHEL 6. (KVM requires a 64-bit system with hardware virtualization enabled.)

In addition, I do suggest that when acid_kewpie writes, that you listen. His messages normally include a wealth of excellent information.