Access my ESXi server on the NET

Hello

I just installed a 4 ESXi with vSphere etc server. Now I want to access it remotely at home to complete the configuration.

One of my VM on this new host has a connection through the web with a public IP address (or call us private, but accessible via the internet).

How can I get access to that host on the Net?

Thank you.

Vince

As long as your guest computer can communicate with the host you could install the VI client inside the VM guest.  Then whenever you access the VM from all over guest when you open the client Vi and connect to your host.

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