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• Access to content the connection Internet of COMMENTS of the HOST machine

  Hello

  I have a Windows XP GUEST VM.

  I need to know if it is possible to access internet from the GUEST through the host computer?

  I mean, it is assumed that the HOST does not have an internet connection. I need a way to connect OS invited via my USB WIFI to my router. Then set up some sort of proxy server on the GUEST computer program.

  Then Internet Explore on the HOST computer, I get the proxy server of the computer PROMPT for example: 127.0.0.1 8181 and it would allow me to surf for the HOST machine through my guest computer.

  I saw something similar, so I'm sure it's possible, I don't know how.

  I really hope that some VMWare guru on earth would be able to tell me how this delicate thing can be done.

  Thank you guys

  I just downloaded CCProxy 7, installed and it worked out of the box, so to speak.

  According to the configuration prompt .vmx file that it uses "ethernet0.connectionType ="hostonly"" which by default would be VMnet1 then the host must be configured to use the address IP assigned to prompt only map the guest network which, according to 5. jpg is 192.168.40.128 and you are usin the port of CCPorxy by default for HTTP/RTSP which is 808.  This means serves as a proxy for the host definition should point to 192.168.40.128 port 808.

  Also, I noticed that in picture 7. jpg you VMnet8 changed the default settings and seems to no longer be a NAT type adapter and you should really leave VMnet1 and VMnet8 alone and use the other VMnets if you need to configurations custom as the VMware Desktop products may have problems if the default network is not properly changed.

  In any case if you do not have this work it would be good to see a screenshot of how you have configured the proxy host settings and exit if ipconfig/all on the host and the guest redirected to a file and attached to an answer.

  Copy & paste the following commands, as is, and then press ENTER...

  On the host in a command prompt. (Start > all programs > Accessories > command prompt)

  ipconfig /all > "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\host_ipconfig.txt"
  

  This will create a file on the desktop of the host named host_ipconfig.txt

  On the client in a command prompt. (Start > all programs > Accessories > command prompt)

  ipconfig /all > "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\guest_ipconfig.txt"
  

  This will create a file on the client named guest_ipconfig.txt Office

  Check the two unpublished files and attach to a response message.

• Prevent the player from virtual machine using the VPN to the host machine

  Hello

  One of the reasons that I have installed VM Player with the app "Browser Appliance", was for navigation, I made within this virtual machine would be independent of VPN to my host computer.

  Steps: on the host machine, connect to the Cisco VPN 5000

  On the Virtual Machine try to access a url that wouldn't be avaialable so connected by VPN

  Expected: I am NOT able to access the private URL. If the virtual machine is hacked, the hacker will have access to a URL of the company.

  Note: I use device browser 1.0 with Ubuntu linux. the adapter network mode is NAT.

  Thank you for all the advice

  I assumed that any network (wifi or ethernet) usb-based adapter should allows you to have an isolated inside the guest network.

  Joakim

• Need hardware Configuration of the host Machine

  Hello

  I want to install the 3Vm on me Desktop.

  Please suggest me the office/capacity hardware configuration: -.

  Purpose: -.

  • I need to run 3 VM's (VMWARE) parallel on Windows 8 (64-bit) host computer.
  • Each required VM, 4GB of RAM
  • I'll run Oracle Application/database and the application of the merger on the virtual machine.
  • I need more HD 1 TB.

  Please send me the details of hardware configuration.

  Thank you

  ANUP

  Hey extreme,

  Welcome to the VMware community.

  I suggest you go with a desktop computer with the following configuration

  Processor: Intel Core i7 or AMD equivalent

  RAM: 16 GB minimum (32 GB would be great)

  HD: Buy 2 X 2 to disks. everywhere where it allows it, use a provisioning so that you know if you actually use to the top of the storage.

  Alternatively, you can also buy a motherboard of the server with xeon processor and install ESXi directly on it.

• VSphere running on the host machine?

  Is it possible to run vSphere on my host machine to connect to itself?

  I have VMware ESXi 5.0.0 Release Build 469512

  It is not possible. We cannot install client vSPhere on ESXi.

  ESXi is not a shell or console on which you can install the vSphere Client.

  This is how it is designed. The host is dedicated to run ESXi. To manage ESXi, you must connect through a vSphere Client that is installed on a windows machine. Or add a vCenter Server host and manage through it.

• virtul machines not ping to the host machine?

  Thanks for the reply and solve my prob...

  now I m command ping with the host computer to the my virtual machines these are pinging...

  but virtual machines don't ping not to host the computer why?

  Please answer me help me...

  Welcome to the community,

  What is the operating system on the host computer. In the case for example of Windows 7, you may need to allow ICMP (ping) in Windows Firewall.

  André

• Have the host Machine not automatically taking a USB device

  Hello

  Apparently I chose for my Mac (host computer) to take control of my ColorMinki device, as when I connect the device to my Windows 10 VM, I see the Mac show a message that the ColorMunki is connected.

  Where can I set up this duty host ask for this device, as opposed to it just multitasking it? I'm under VMwave Fusion 8 on a Mac Pro 5.1

  w / 32 GB of RAM installed.

  Thank you

  Rocky

  Post edited by: Rocky Pope

  Hi Rocky,

  In the main menu, select 'Virtual Machine'-> 'USB and Bluetooth'-> 'USB & Bluetooth settings' and then change the setting in the "Action of the Plugin" column for your device in what you want it to do.

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• ESXi 4.1 - the host machine network cards double - possible to separate different networks?

  New ESXi 4.1 install on the server. Server a (2) network adapters.

  I have the set IP address statically vmnic0 for 1 network. Would put vmnic1 for 2nd network.

  Seeks essentially to:

  vmnic0 - 192.168.1.x

  VMS - 192.168.1.x

  vmnic1 - 192.168.2.x

  VMS - 192.168.2.x

  For any help or suggestion would be appreciated!

  Thank you

  You have 2 exchanges in different subnets, it is assumed that for some reason. Depending on your router and physical switches, you may be able to use virtual LANs to connect/isolate the two. It is also possible to use a virtual machine router that connects and routes between the two subnets. There are several routers of Virtual Machine in VMware devices downloads.

  Forum upgrade notice - we will be upgrading systems VMware communities between December 10-12, 2010. During this time, the system will be placed in READ ONLY mode.

• Is there an api to get the info of the OS running on the host machine?

  My server is ESXi 4.1, and I can get this information from the property "name" object "AboutInfo.

  But, I can't get the information about the operating system running on the server except the 'osType'.

  However, when I use the command 'uname - a', I can get a long chain, "Linux 2.6.18 vcs - 164.ESX #1 Fri Apr 16 14:57:03 PDT 2010 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux" for example, as a result.

  So, my question is that how I can the information of operating system as the above string?

  There are a few places to the VM guestOS.

  (1) when you create a virtual machine, you assign a guestOS type based on the list available in the API here - http://www.vmware.com/support/developer/vc-sdk/visdk41pubs/ApiReference/vim.vm.GuestOsDescriptor.GuestOsIdentifier.html#asianux3Guest. As you can see, it does not include something on a certain core, just the major release version. If you want to query to see what guestOS "configured" has been assigned to particular VM, you can take a look at its config info here - http://www.vmware.com/support/developer/vc-sdk/visdk41pubs/ApiReference/vim.vm.ConfigInfo.html

  (2) now, simply because you have assigned a unique guestOS, this does not mean that it be installed this particular operating system... It's bad because VMware did some things when it virtualizes this comments according to your selection. Another method of extracting the real guestOS leverages VMware Tools, if you have it installed and running within the guestOS, you can extract the BONE that is detected. You can find this information in the comments section that provides details of inside the guest - http://www.vmware.com/support/developer/vc-sdk/visdk41pubs/ApiReference/vim.vm.GuestInfo.html. As you can see, not only you can get the information of the OS, but you can get things like address IP, etc.. Remember that this only works if you have installed VMware tools.

  Now to give you an example where #2 would give better results than the #1. I installed a virtual appliance provided by VMware, the VM shell or it is configured OS has been set at Other Linux (64-bit) but when you query the information of the customer, the OS reported CentOS 4/5 (64-bit) , meaning that it really works. Again, you get only the type of operating system if VMware he understands and is able to detect it. You won't get details on the kernel version or updates/etc.

  If you need this level of granularity, you will need to extract directly from the guestOS. VMware another API called VIX which allows you to execute commands directly from the guest's use case is mainly on the management of comments. http://www.VMware.com/support/developer/VIX-API/

  Hope this helps

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• To access the symbols parolees disable FPGA of host machine

  Hello

  Is there a way to programmatically access the conditional FPGA disable the host machine symbols? I would like to have a host VI who could know if, for example, the bitfile FPGA has been compiled with ENABLE_AO or not.

  solarsd wrote:

  Thanks for the tip. I was about to resort to something like that, but I thought that it would be uneconomic in terms of FPGA resources, I didn't know that it was minimal. Furthermore, you happen to know more in detail how something as in the pobrepablo1 example (btw, thanks for the illustration) would be completed in the material? What is the cost of a Panel control before FPGA? I was getting the impression that this is important - in one case, I could only include the VI my FPGA by changing some controls in the constants.

  You can get an idea of the use of the resources of statistical resources on the use of FPGAS screws. For example, I chose an FPGA random ones listed, and the table indicates that a Boolean or indicator control uses 3 flip-flops and 3 lookup tables, which is almost nothing. A constant uses resources from 0 (no logic). If your conditional constant disable can have more than 2 values, an 8-bit value is not much more expensive. If you have more than 256 possible values for a conditional disable, you're probably something wrong of course, I would not recommend using a string as in the example of pobrepablo, because it would be very expensive. That's as much detail as I can provide.

  solarsd wrote:

  I find such behavior of weird symbol be honest. I realize that these symbols are gone after compiling, but everything is managed in a LabView project, if the symbols must be available throughout. I think changing the symbol value will trigger a recompilation of bitfile FPGA anyway, so the 'source' and the binary files are synchronized. The FPGA "bitfile", as I see it, must have a code of host interacting with the driver card hardware FPGA, i.e. where the State of these symbols must be exposed to the user in my opinion. Just trying to understand the logic behind this.

  You can configure LabVIEW to open a bitfile on FPGA directly, without the VI used to compile. In this situation the VI and bitfile are not synchronized, and the bitfile could have been gathered in a different project with a completely different set of symbols parolees disable. The only way to guarantee that the bitfile is compiled with the right settings is an indicator on the front panel. You can take a look at the bitfile, it is just XML, and it doesn't even include the version of LabVIEW, used for the compilation. You can use a bitfile to a version with one crowd on the other, as long as the bitfile format has not changed. Disable conditional symbols are removed before the VI (in the intermediate form) is given in the Xilinx tools that actually create the bitfile. NEITHER could add more information, such as the value of the disable conditional, to the bitfile XML symbols, but there should be enough demand for them to do and they would then also need to add a mechanism to access this information. I could be wrong, but I don't know that enough people would find useful to a value of this change, when it is so easy to add an element of façade. Still, you could post on the Exchange of ideas FPGA and see if there is interest.

• Display notifications to the host in the virtual machine

  Hello

  I use an Instant Messenger (Pidgin) client on my machine (Windows) host.  But I spend a lot of time in VMWare workstation.  I would like to be able to know when someone is trying to contact me through the instant messaging client.  Now, I continue to have switch between the host and the virtual machine to check if anyone has happened to contact me.

  While I could install the instant messaging client in the virtual machine, then I have the opposite problem - when in the host machine, I wouldn't see someone trying to contact me on the client that is running in the virtual machine.  E-mail clients instant most (if not all) you do not have the client running actively against the same account on different machines (in my case, the host and the virtual machine).

  I tried to use a parameter "always on top" for window my client of instant messaging on my machine host, but that gets ignored when I go to the virtual machine.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Welcome to the VMware communities forum.

  The simplest solution to your problem is more likely to use the unit.

  From the top of my head, under the view menu, select unit instead of windowed or full-screen.

  This allows you to use applications in your host application as if they are part of your host operating system.

  Of course the applications are still part of your guest VM, but they appear as normal applications instead of in a new complete desktop environment.

  You must have VMware Tools installed in the comments to use it.

  Hope this helps,

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• Machines of VM Workstation 6.5.1 - ability to load 64 - bit guest OS on the host running 32-bit OS

  I read that VirtualBox 2.1 supports this feature. With supported 64-bit processor, is VM Workstation 6.5.1 has the ability to load the 64-bit operating systems on the host machines running 32-bit operating systems?

  Check out this post: http://communities.vmware.com/thread/180031

• Run code on the host target RT and FPGA

  Hi all

  I'm sorry if I ask a question to repeat. I searched for this a bit and couldn't find a solution.

  I'm trying to run a single VI (be it on RT compactRIO or on the connected host PC) and enforce the code on the host PC and target the FPGA code RT. I currently code that runs on the host PC computer that opens the FPGA reference and executes code FPGA, but I don't know how to do this with a VI on the target of RT. Any advice/help would be great. Thank you!

  Brandon

  You are not far from your goal. But you need to at least

  1. Update FPGA code (Bitfile) containing your code to run on the FPGA.
  2. An executable compiled for your goal of RT, which is set to autostart.
     You can use the code from my first post as a starting point. Compile, deploy and set it to autostart on your target of RT.
  3. An executable compiled for the host machine. that your user will begin.
     You can use the code in my first post, maybe load IP address, Port etc. of the Ini file settings.

  If you double-click on the exe file on your host computer it will open an application reference to your target computer of RT and call the VI on the target machine. This is how you run code on your RT. From this RT code you can download and run the FPGA (bitfile) to your FPGA code or control which is already running the FPGA by controlling a state machine code. Load more screws to your memory of RT targets and call them from your host to add more functionality if you need to.

• Start the host lock screen remote desktop session

  Is it possible to call the lock of a host machine screen remote desktop without interfering with any active session on this host?

  The host machine might have been locked by someone who just walked away from him or the host computer can be used remotely by its regular users.

  But despite this, I would use it to run a remote session to my regular machine.

  Hello

  Please contact Microsoft Community.

  I understand you are trying to call the remote desktop of the lock of a host machine screen. I suggest you post your question on scientists on TechNet.

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?category=w7itpro&filter=AllTypes&sort=lastpostdesc

  Hope this information helps.

• After a while, Windows XP Mode destroyed the host network resources contact

  Hello

  Machine: HP Z210 Workstation, Windows 7 64-bit, 8 GB of RAM
  Network: Mixed wired and wireless, D-Link
  I use an old program in Windows XP Mode (Virtual PC). It works very well. We have set up a network printer, thanks to a shared printer on the host OS (Win7) and a folder mapped to the host computer. Anything that works. BTW, we use the shared printer to the impression of speed.
  However, after a few days of use, XP mode is more able to access shared resources on the host machine. So it cannot print. He cannot access the mapped drive.  Internet still works.
  I tried to turn on and off turning off the firewall and by reactivating the network adapters, update the drivers on both ends and reduce safety on the Win7 sharing. None of that helped him. XP restarting does not help. However, if I restart the host machine, everything works again.
  I hope someone can point me in the right direction.
  Thank you
  James

  I found that could help you.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/w7itpronetworking/thread/30919e4f-6810-48D6-8769-2cff61f07544