Excessively (unuseably) remote console connection slow

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• ESX using the Remote Console connection

  Hello everyone.

  I need your advice about connecting to ESX using the remote console.

  When I try to connect to using the remote console ESX vsphere Client, sometimes borrowed is broken. then I try to find out what is happening.

  It seems that gateway setting which is the cause of connection page. The failure of connection every time, gateway ESX is different from the vsphere client gateway.

  Are there requirements when connecting ESX using the remote console, like ESX gateway should be corresponding to gateway of vsphere client or something...

  {I would appreciate any information, THNAK I YOU: 8}

  Remember that the bridge will depend on the network, the device is turned on - so if your ESX server and the computer running the vSphere client are on the same network then yes they should have the same gateway.

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• Automatic remote console connect

  Hello group, this is the scenario:

  It is a control room: 3 VMware servers, each running 8 Win 98SE virtual machines; 4 Win XP PCs with 6 monitors each virtual machine 1 per monitor.

  The problem is every time a workstation must be put in place; creating shortcuts for cirtual to each monitor machines allows to open the virtual machines, but prompted for credentials every time.

  My question: is it possible to set permissions to open a console without giving the credentials? or hard-code credentials to shortcuts?

  Thanks in advance.

  FM

  I do not include passwords in clear text in things, but you should be able to use the following syntax:

  
  vmware-vmrc.exe -h yourserver:8333 -u "username" -p "password" "[datastorename] folder/thisvvm.vmx"
  

  You can get the VM name via the option format 'list' to the vmrun command.

  It works for me on a Vista client x 86 connected to the 2.0 running on openSUSE 11.1 Server x 64.

  Note that you can define custom roles, with restricted rights of VMware and allocate them and from there to the root or VMs just specific to limit the risk of users/groups. You also then restrict the rights of these accounts in the OS itself host if necessary.

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• In XP, remote desktop connection is too slow

  Hi team,
  I have a problem with the remote desktop connection. I use windows xp SP3 operating system, whenever I am trying to connect to a server from my laptop connect after his hit get or too slow.
  Firstly I have internet then connect it with CISCO VPN and then try to connect with the server
  PC to connect with the server, but its too slow I can't execute all orders of his get
  I use Server 2003.
  Could you suggest me on this?

  Thank you
  Narendra JHA

  Hi JHA Narendra.

  Your question of Windows is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the TechNet Windows Server forum.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winservergen/threads

• Error when connecting with the Remote Console

  We get the attached error when you click on a paralytic to vCloud Director.  The inner coating IP address is the ip address of the proxy console.  Any ideas what might be causing this error?  I thought, it might be something with my SSL certificate, but I'm not sure.

  1. it's a Windows 7 view Client using IE 9

  See the installation and configuration (https://www.vmware.com/support/vcd/doc/rel_notes_vcloud_director_10.html) guide, IE 9 is not supported, and only browsers supported on Windows 7 are Windows and Firefox 3.* 8.*.

  2. it takes about 1 minute and 45 seconds, but the error pops up 2 seconds after the Remote Console window opens.

  Certainly, that's the problem here. It shouldn't take 1 minute and 45 seconds for the remote console to pop up window, in fact, I would say that it should begin in a few seconds (certainly less than 10 seconds). You are not sure if it's because of IE 9?

  4 see attachment log of error messages when trying to access the virtual machine

  The error message looks like it tries to connect to my server vCenter.  Do the users who are connected to vCloud Director must be able to connect on the server vCenter Server?  I thought it would just use the user that configure you when you connect on the vcenter Server.

  The console proxy (a component of the cell of vCloud Director) acts as a proxy for users connected to vCloud Director. It is the latter that connects to your vCenter Server server, and that's what you read in the papers.

  Try this on any other OS/browser support matrix. In addition, if you can dig why it takes more than 10 seconds for the remote console to the pop-up window, you would have found yourself a solution. If this does not work, contact the Support of VMware.

• Remote console does not connect: unexplained error

  Running VMware server 2 on a Windows 2008 Enterprise.

  Using a single remote adapter (with no Internet connection) with IP fixed 192.168.1.1 and no DNS/gateway server. The server is running a DHCP server (192.168.10 - 100).

  WebAccess works when connecting to the local computer (the server) with IE 8.0, but the remote console does not work. It gives me this error:

  Error opening of the remote virtual machine sidserver:8333\16:

  Unexplained error. *

  The same error occurs if connection to https://sidserver:8333, https://localhost:8333, https://127.0.0.1:8333, https://192.168.1.1:8333.

  WebAccess does not work from another PC in the network: IE 8.0 just shows nothing. Firefox 3 offers a security certificate error dialogue do not allow me to add to the exceptions that the certificate is self-signed:

  (translated :)

  sidserver:8333 uses an invalid security certificate.

  The certificate is not approved as being self-signed.

  (Error code: sec_error_ca_cert_invalid)

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• Lost password Remote Console Software your 2161DS-2

  Hello world

  I face a serious problem with my your 2161DS-2:

  If I connect via the serial port, I have no problem accessing the system; BUT:

  I can not connect via the Remote Console, I forgot the password to connect. I tried everything in my mind - but was unsuccessful.

  How can I reset the password for the console software? I have found that instructions concerning the set password... :-(

  THX in advance

  Gerhard

  
  

• Is there a stand-alone client to start remote consoles?

  Hello

  currently I am struggling to navigate through all of the GUIs to launch HTTP console remotely on servers I want. I see it's java-based app that downloads automatically when I click to start the remote console.

  But I was wondering if there was a tool that would allow me to directly launch onoly consoles without the need to go to ISU, HTTP etc. ? This would save a lot by clicking on. I know that IBM has a free stand-alone java client which makes life really much easier to start the remote console and switch between the blades. Is there anything like this available for DELL servers?

  Tried running this jnlp but it fails with access denied without even asking for credentials... so I assumed it is only use unique applet?

  Thanks for the tips and suggestions

  I know this is an old thread, but if someone were to happen on it and see the answer previously suggested they would assume that it's impossible, but from iDRAC7 (gen 12 PowerEdge or later), you can connect to the remote console using VNC.

  Document access to remote desktop using VNC on Dell PowerEdge servers from Dell here.

• What I'm missing to allow Remote Desktop connection?

  What has changed in Windows 7 that is so complicated to get remote desktop connect to run on remote computers?  I have my wife's computer and my home theater computer, but also a 'home' server I managed with the DRC compression or at least I did.  Since the upgrade to windows 7, the only link of DRC, I can do now is my "home" Server (which is based windows2003 I think).

  I've done the basics, I go to properties on my check for distance, computer, the box that says allow remote.  I looked at the firewall level, and he checked as enabled remote assistance.  I went up to build my own port 3389 to rule that it did not help.  I even looked through the services and on each service that is set to manual but not started with the word "remote" in there and started at all, still did not help.

  DRC does everything just not in 7 Home premium?

  You can run Remote Desktop [DRC] in client mode on any version of Windows 7. If you want to use to access remote Windows 7 PC then you need to run Windows 7 ultimate or professional. Home editions of Windows 7 may not act as a host DRC.

  It is the same with Vista Home Edition or XP Home Edition. Nor can serve as hosts for DRC.

  Remember that, although Remote Assistance uses the same port in remote desktop, they are completely different programs.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-is-the-difference-between-remote-desktop-connection-and-Windows-remote-assistance

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Windows-remote-assistance-frequently-asked-questions

  You could try TeamViewer as an alternative to control a PC Windows 7 Home. It's free for personal use and you can set it up, if you wish, use a local LAN IP address.

  http://www.TeamViewer.com

  As an accompaniment, notes his best to administer the WHS Console against the DRC. Here's a WHS Advanced Admin very nice add-in that enhances this feature. I use this on my WHS...

  http://mswhs.com/2008/01/22/Add-in-advanced-admin-console/ MS - MVP Windows Desktop Experience, "when everything has failed, read the operating instructions.

• "Launch of remote console" requires the specific license?

  Hello

  I installed VMWare Remote Console and I am trying to connect to my VMs using the link in the Client host.

  When I click on Console > launch the Remote Console, nothing happens.

  If I look at the Web Inspector, here is what I see:

  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >

  " < = xmlns:soapenc soapenv:Envelope ' http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/SOAP/encoding/ "

  ' xmlns:soapenv = ' http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/SOAP/envelope/ "

  " container = ' http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema "

  " xmlns: xsi =" http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance ">

  < soapenv:Body >

  < soapenv:Fault > < faultcode > ServerFaultCode < / faultcode > < faultstring license > current or ESXi version prohibited the execution of the requested operation. < / faultstring > < details > < RestrictedVersionFault xmlns = "urn: vim25" xsi: type = "RestrictedVersion" > < / RestrictedVersionFault > < / details > < / soapenv:Fault >

  < / soapenv:Body >

  < / soapenv:Envelope >

  "If I go to home > manage > Licensing I have a VMware vSphere hypervisor 6 ' 'never' expire the license value.

  Is this a bug or do I need a different license?

  Thank you

  Hi all

  Currently, if you use the license free hypervisor, most operations will fail - the host is essentially unchangeable.

  It is a known problem. At this stage there is no solution except to retreat on the evaluation license.

  Rest assured, we are trying to address this issue.

• Incompatibility of the thumbprint SSL in Remote Console on the new ESXI5.1 server with the same name as the old

  I use the vSphere Client Desktop for remote access to a VMware host if SSH tunneling. Basically, I aim at the customer 'localhost' and it is redirected via the SSH tunnel on the server at the other end.   I usually always could access the things just fine, but recently, I replaced the remote server with a new one.  Off the old, I changed my SSH tunnel to point to the new server.  The client is connected correctly, and I can see the virtual machine and work very well with the host country.  However, if I try to open a remote console, I get an error saying "failed to check SSL for 'mylocalmachinename.domain.com' due to incompatibility of fingerprint digital host: stored fingerprint '< checked again footprint esxi host >' does not imprint of cert" < imprint of mystery which does not correspond to a new host * or * former > ' I still find from this certificate thumprint!  I can get remote consoles on those virtual machines to machines that are the on the host, but not this remote workstation.  This * feels * like a sort of updated certificate cached somewhere, but I can't find of it empty.  I checked the registry and the thumbprint for the remote server is correct.  The part of remote console of the vsphere client there is thumprint own cache somewhere?

  MEH.  Response proved to be something completely independent and stupid.  There is a process running in my system that was also listening on port 443.  Why it intervened with the virtual console only and not the main customer I have no idea, but stopping did the trick.  It was another application I had installed some time ago and off it, I realized that I don't think that I actually * tried * run a console on the old vmware remote host because I installed this application.  It has probably been broken for a while now and I barely noticed.    So... Yes... too bad.

• Remote Console problem (VMRC)

  In 'My Cloud,' all 'live' the vApps thumbnails are visible.  When I open a Console, I get 'connection '.... "then"disconnected"and a black screen.

  Our cells are in a DMZ with two logical interfaces on a vNIC (one for HTTP) and one for VMRC, using the static routes through a firewall to our ESX and vCenter VLAN.  Pinging and research are very good and we opened ports in the VMware docs.

  My suspicion is that this has to do with the DNS system.  If I hit the DMZ of the management/protected cells of VLAN, I can open the Console at a distance very well.

  A strange thing is that I recently got an error during the test remotely, that server was "unable to find [our vCenter server's DNS name]" after a failed attempt of Remote Console.

  I know how dependent vCD's on the good management of the DNS, so I'm sure it's something simple.  Any help is, as always, appreciated geratly.

  Did the upgrade, still no help.

  The answer: we had put a second vmknic (1) on the hosts to support VXLAN.  Instead of using DHCP, I manually assigned IP addresses.

  It turns out that the IPs shared the first three octets with the original vmknic (0).  Despite the fact that their subnet masks were supposed to be 25 and 26, the two vmknics have been misconfigured (by me) with 24 masks.  Not good.

  Once I put the appropriate 25 and 26 of the masks on the vmknics, things started working again.

• Version 2.0 of VMWare Remote Console unexplained error

  The remote console opens very well against my image 2.0 as long as I am connected to my company network.  But if I remove my computer from the network, I can not open the console.  I get a message, "Unexplained Error occurred" box.

  Any ideas out there? -J' tried AFAIK - reinstalled - restart network - different NICs - disabled Firewall (both sides) - I'm out of ideas.

  Thank you

  Tim

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• VMWare Remote Console

  Hey all

  I am trying to connect to a virtual machine through a remote console from outside my network. I am able to access the VI web access page via http and have ports 8222 8333 transmitted through my router/firewall. Whenever I try to connect to a virtual computer via a remote console it expires and get the message "unable to connect to the MKS: unable to connect to the host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: a connection attempt failed because the connected party responded properly after a period of time, or an established connection failed because connected host has failed."

  I am able to access the remote console internally without any problem

  Its a VMware server 2.0 running on Win2k3 64 bit infrastructure. System of Dual Opteron processor with 6 Gig of ECC ram recommended

  Y at - it all other ports I need to pass through the firewall in addition to 8222 and 8333?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Yes, you also need to open port 902.

  Take a look at this document I posted today to planetvm.net

  http://planetvm.net/blog/?p=330#more-330

  It has more details...

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• HP ENVY x 360-15-w100nt: wi - fi connection slows down when the charger is not plugged

  Hello

  My wi - fi connection slows down when the charger is not plugged in. Correct the wireless lan drivers. So far, I appreciate all kinds of advice for this problem.

  Thanks in advance

  Hello @JohannNewma,

  Welcome to the HP support community! I read your post and wanted to tender hand can help you!

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  You can check and adjust the power options on the system as it is probably trying to save battery power by reducing wireless performance.

  If you're still having problems, you can follow the steps described in this document to troubleshoot the network settings and internet wireless.

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