Mount ISO in VMware ESX

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  Hi, already searched on this topic but did not find a clear answer.

  After installing an ESX how to download ISOs to install virtual machines?

  Thanks in advance.

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  Hello

  I'm working on an application (c# .NET) that connects to a vmware esx server and the virtual machine console sending.

  I use the MKS - Lib (http://communities.vmware.com/message/1116657#1116657) to.

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  I hope someone can help me with this.

  Greetings,

  Florian

  K the thought of a couple of other things.

  (1) when you instantiate the control of Mks code how is it?  Looks of mine like that... QuickMksAxLib.IQuickMksAxCtl _mks = new QuickMksAxLib.QuickMksAxCtlClass ();

  I've never really got into COM, but from past experience, the Interface is access.

  (2) don't configure you your virtual machine with adequate support information?  I use VirtualCdromRemotePassthroughBackingInfo, deviceName = string empty and exclusive = false.

  I just wrote a simple console in two lines application which was successful, that's what I did

  1. Ref added to the QuickMks class in the COM tab in the references of VS

  2. MKS instantiated as shown above

  3. In the CROWD, I called the AcquireMks method

  4. Used the params returned to fill the AttachRemoteCDROM method

  5. Define my VM to use VI Client Device Client and Passthrough (non-exclusive)

  6. Called Attach method

  7. Leave the open form the session will end when MKS instantiation process ends

  After the call, I had an ISO mounted with happiness.  Now the steps above are codables, but to test that could help.

  J

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• How do you know what was the latest patch installed on VMware ESX Server 3i, 3.5.0 207095

  Hello guys,.

  I've been running an old server that was installed in a test system on workstation DELL - Optiplex GX620 (32 bit).

  During installation, I had to confirgure the file: /usr/lib/vmware/installer/Core/TargetFilter.py to change the following line:

  "interface returned. GetInterfaceType() == ScsiInterface.SCSI_IFACE_TYPE_IDE' as follows:

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  VMware ESX Server 3i 3.5.0 build-207095

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  If this is not the case, how should I do to update? What is the KB # I should download?

  I can manage using vSphere Client 5.5 and I can't SSH using PuTTY.

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  < package ID = "ESX-207095" >

  firmware < name > < / name >

  < version > 3.5.0 < / version >

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  < package ID = "ESX-CLIENT-204907" >

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  < rel > 204907 < / rel >

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  Based on KB http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1014508 you run ESX 3.5 Update 5.

• IPSec on VMWare ESX 5.1 communication problems

  Hello

  We have 2 computer systems.  You running us VMWare ESX 5.1 and the other is running Ubuntu 14.04.  We have problems for IPSec to work between the two systems.  We cannot find any documentation or known issues with IPsec on VMWare ESX 5.1, so we're going to reach out to the community.

  Here's what we did:

  1. we configured Ubuntu and VMWare systems to use IPv6, we can ping each other using IPv6.

  2. we configure IPSec on an Ubuntu operating system by following the instructions below:

  https://help.Ubuntu.com/community/IPSecHowTo

  3. we have followed the instructions below to configure IPsec on VMWare.

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 1021769

  Here's the problem:

  When 2 Ubuntu systems run IPsec, they are able to ping each other.  However, when allow us IPSec communications between VMWare and Ubuntu, the ping is suspended.

  Here is the result of the configuration of command esxcli on VMWare:

  UBUNTU. IPv6.ADDRESS-> Ubuntu IPv6 address

  VMWARE. IPv6.ADDRESS-> address IPv6 from VMWARE

  
  Name Source address Destination address State SPI Mode Encryption Algorithm, integrity algorithm to life

  --------           -------------------------------------  -------------------------------------  ------      -----     ---------     --------------------               -------------------           --------

  GoToDPSA UBUNTU. IPv6.ADDRESS VMWARE. Mature IPv6.ADDRESS infinity 0 256 transport 3des-cbc hmac-sha2-256 x

  VMWARE DPToGoSA. IPv6.ADDRESS UBUNTU. Mature IPv6.ADDRESS infinity 0 x 300 transport 3des-cbc hmac-sha2-256

  Name of the Source address Source Port Destination address Destination Port Protocol flow Action Mode SA

  --------          ----------------------------------------  -----------        ----------------------------------------  ----------------          --------       ----     ------     ---------      --------

  VMWARE DPToGoSP. IPv6.ADDRESS/64 0 UBUNTU. IPv6.ADDRESS/64 0 everything on transport ipsec DPToGoSA

  GoToDPSP UBUNTU. IPv6.ADDRESS/64 0 VMWARE. IPv6.ADDRESS/64 0 in ipsec transport GoToDPSA

  Here's what we found:

  After debugging the problem (using tcpdump), we found that the VMWare system sends the ESP packets, but never sends a package AH (required for IPSec authentication).  Even when the encryption protocol is null, the system of VMWare would always send ESP packets, but never once sent a package of AH.

  Here is the resulting execution trace: Ubuntu - ping-> VMWare:

  ...

  IP6 UBUNTU. IPv6.ADDRESS > VMWARE. IPv6.ADDRESS: AH(spi = 0 x 00000256, seq = 0 x 16): ICMP6, an echo request, seq 1, length 64

  IP6 VMWARE. IPv6.ADDRESS > UBUNTU. IPv6.ADDRESS: ESP(spi = 0 x 00000300, seq = 0 x 1), length 160

  IP6 UBUNTU. IPv6.ADDRESS > VMWARE. IPv6.ADDRESS: AH(spi = 0 x 00000256, seq = 0 x 17): ICMP6, an echo request, seq 2, length 64

  IP6 VMWARE. IPv6.ADDRESS > UBUNTU. IPv6.ADDRESS: ESP(spi = 0 x 00000300, seq = 0 x 2), length 160

  IP6 UBUNTU. IPv6.ADDRESS > VMWARE. IPv6.ADDRESS: AH(spi = 0 x 00000256, seq = 0 x 18): ICMP6, an echo request, seq 3, length 64

  IP6 VMWARE. IPv6.ADDRESS > UBUNTU. IPv6.ADDRESS: ESP(spi = 0 x 00000300, seq = 0 x 3), length 160

  Summary:

  There seems to be a problem with IPSec in VMWare ESX 5.1 on IPv6.

  We noticed that the downloads section of the site support provided patches for VMWare ESx 4.x and earlier, but lack of patches for VMWare ESx 5.x.

  Are there known issues in this area or available patches to fix this problem?  Your kind suggestions would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

  Sorry for the late reply, but here the analysis of what is happening and why you are experiencing a problem.

  The Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP) to IPsec protocol will encrypt a payload of the packet and can

  Optionally authenticate the packages as well. You do not include orders allowing you to set the

  Security Association (SA) and political security (PS), but the output in your post indicates that you

  you want to encrypt the payloads both authenticate packets in mode of transport between the hosts.

  I don't know why the Ubuntu IPsec HowTo examples using protocols AH and ESP to encrypt and

  authenticate the packets. In our view, it is best done in a single step with ESP, ESXi only

  offer the option of AH with IPsec. Of course, this requires configuring the ESXi server and your

  The host with a configuration of IPsec compatible Ubuntu (or any other operating system).

  To illustrate, suppose the ESXi server has the address 2001:db8:1 and the host of Ubuntu has the

  address 2001:db8:2. We will use cbc-3des for encryption of the useful and hmac-sha2-256 load for integrity

  authentication mode of transport - just like in your message.

  On the ESXi host, the commands to do this might look like this (of course, you need to generate your)

  own keys and not re-use those I did).

  # Add the outbound security association ESXi

  esxcli ipsec ip network his Add.

  -sa-source = 2001:db8:1.

  -sa-destination = 2001:db8:2.

  -sa-mode = transport.

  -sa-spi = 0 x 200.

  -encryption = 3des-cbc algorithm-

  -encryption key = 0x6dd50fa97e919365d393fd0d404c655f80651316e9418682.

  -the integrity algorithm hmac-sha2-256 =.

  -integrity key = 0x730047c680d9812535a741bbb3521a29322cca77464cf16092519c4165ca6958.

  -sa-name = sa_1to2

  # Add the ESXi inbound security association

  esxcli ipsec ip network his Add.

  -sa-source = 2001:db8:2.

  -sa-destination = 2001:db8:1.

  -sa-mode = transport.

  -sa-spi = 0 x 300.

  -encryption = 3des-cbc algorithm-

  -encryption key = 0x50988e55ca6a0d0440cf0c29f80d308df884616ec4b55552.

  -the integrity algorithm hmac-sha2-256 =.

  -integrity key = 0xf76caa5b4985a8a9d1c7cedbcf43f21b83401818e3b8d5e526a8c99ff4d4baa7.

  -sa-name = sa_2to1

  # Add the outbound security policy ESXi

  esxcli network ip ipsec Ms Add.

  -sp-source = 2001:db8:1 / 64.

  -source-port = 0.

  -sp-destination = 2001:db8:2 / 64.

  -destination-port = 0.

  -top-layer-protocol = any.

  -action = ipsec.

  -output = flow direction.

  sp-= transport mode.

  -sa-name = sa_1to2.

  -sp - name = sp_1to2

  # Add the ESXi incoming security policy

  esxcli network ip ipsec Ms Add.

  -sp-source = 2001:db8:2 / 64.

  -source-port = 0.

  -sp-destination = 2001:db8:1 / 64.

  -destination-port = 0.

  -top-layer-protocol = any.

  -action = ipsec.

  -direction of flow = in.

  sp-= transport mode.

  -sa-name = sa_2to1.

  -sp - name = sp_2to1

  # List the ESXi security associations

  esxcli network ip ipsec its list

  Name Source address Destination address State SPI Mode Encryption Algorithm, integrity algorithm to life

  -------  --------------  -------------------  ------  -----  ---------  --------------------  -------------------  --------

  sa_2to1 2001:db8:2 infinite mature 2001:db8:1 of hmac-sha2-256 0 x 300 transport 3des-cbc

  sa_1to2 2001:db8:1 infinite mature 2001:db8:2 of hmac-sha2-256 0 x 200 transport 3des-cbc

  # List the ESXi security policies

  List of the sp network ip ipsec esxcli

  Name of the Source address Source Port Destination address Destination Port Protocol flow Action Mode SA

  -------  --------------  -----------  -------------------  ----------------  --------  ----  ------  ---------  -------

  sp_1to2 2001:db8:1 / 64 0 2001:db8:2 / 64 0 everything on ipsec transport sa_1to2

  sp_2to1 2001:db8:2 / 64 0 2001:db8:1 / 64 0 in ipsec transport sa_2to1

  On your Ubuntu host, you need a compatible IPsec configuration. In general, on linux systems

  use the command setkey BSD-door, this is done by changing the system-wide

  in/etc/ipsec configuration file - tools.conf.

  #! / usr/sbin/setkey - f

  flush;

  spdflush;

  #

  # SAs ESP using 192 bit long keys (168 + 24 parity)

  # generated using: dd if account = / dev/random = 24 bs = 1 | xxd - ps

  # ESXi supports 3des-cbc, aes128-cbc, or null

  #

  # AH SAs using 256 bit long keys

  # generated using: dd if account = / dev/random = 32 = 1 bs | xxd - ps

  # ESXi supports hmac-sha1 or hmac-sha2-256

  #

  Add 2001:db8:1 2001:db8:2 esp 0x200

  E 3des-cbc 0x6dd50fa97e919365d393fd0d404c655f80651316e9418682

  -A hmac-sha256 0x730047c680d9812535a741bbb3521a29322cca77464cf16092519c4165ca6958;

  Add 2001:db8:2 2001:db8:1 esp 0 x 300

  E 3des-cbc 0x50988e55ca6a0d0440cf0c29f80d308df884616ec4b55552

  -A hmac-sha256 0xf76caa5b4985a8a9d1c7cedbcf43f21b83401818e3b8d5e526a8c99ff4d4baa7;

  # Security policies

  spdadd 2001:db8:1 2001:db8:2 all Pei in ipsec

  ESP/transport / / need;

  spdadd 2001:db8:2 2001:db8:1 all Pei on ipsec

  ESP/transport / / need;

  I have no problem of encryption and authentication of IPv6 traffic between a server ESXi 5.1

  and a host of 14.10 Ubuntu using this configuration.