PCOIP connection and VCenter Console

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  It is possible to connect to the console of the vCenter (5.5) device uses root?  And I don't mean via SSH; I mean in vCenter open the 'Virtual keyboard' unit vCenter VM and then login?  When I type in the root, it asks me not even a password - it just says: invalid connection.  Curiously, if I type in administrator would it ask for a password but I don't know what is this password (I was just with administrator to test to see if other accounts acted the same way).

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• Open connections of hosts and vCenter Server Appliance

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  Also can we restriction of IP level for the Vmware Client users, good that now everyone can make the connection between vSphere and vCenter cleint. Please advice

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  Please see below the resources needed to achieve the same on ESXi

  http://www.definit.co.UK/2013/10/vSphere-Security-Advanced-SSH-configurations/

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• Failed to connect to client host vsphere and Vcenter also esxi.

  Hi all

  I am trying to connect to the ESXi 5 of vsphere client host. I get the error message:

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  and of VCENTR I am trying to add this host. I get the error. Of"request timed out".

  I can connect to the shell of ESXi and restart the vpxa services and spend. I can ping to esi IP host. but just cannot connect to it.

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  I can just connect to client as esx host.

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  Hello

  I am able to connect now.

  I noticed as I said previously, unable to connect to the localhost error when running esxcli. Unable to connect using the vsphere client. Unable to connect using VCenter.

  So I started to dig that's wrong with the OS esxi. and began running a few commands information esxcfg etc file system use of space, inode inconsistency, a few other commands such vdh, df to check the file system.  . and but has not changed anything. network configuration is correct.

  in these I run services.sh reboot, restart vpxa, pass reboot, restart host, check the logs, vmkernel, vpxa newspapers spend., check the date and time of the host.  I couldnot Firewall check since esxcli did not work. I haven't checked listed above step on the SSO.

  If you type esx and double tab, you will see many orders. I started testing on these orders.  so esxcli was a single command I tried later. It worked all of a sudden.

  Once esxcli has started working, I checked vsphere client to connect to esx host that it worked. then I was able to connect in Vcenter also.

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• Alert: "State of connection and power supply home" on vcenter 5.1.0

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  We have about 50 virtual machines on our infrastructure with ESXi 5 5.5. hosts. They are all machines Windows 7 and users access via vCenter console (they can use the RDP sessions for different reasons). Now, I would like to know how this is handled by the vCenter? Can this has led to a kind of overload on the vCenter server or can it lead to some other performance issues? There are about 15 to 20 concurrent connections but about 50 in total. I couldn't find any documentation on the number of connections could cause the vCenter overload and no valid explanation would be appreciated.

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  Hello

  This isn't really the best practice, but you do not hit the limit yet.

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  Hi guys,.

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  Ciaran

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  Hello

  (1) log the vCenter Server Appliance as root.

  2) reset the number of connection attempts that have failed for the domain user assigned with the command:

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  to CONNECT to ' / opt/same/bin/lw-enum-users | grep name | AWK {' print $2' '}'
  do
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• Unable to connect to the console of the virtual computer after dns change

  I finished just change of my VM and VC servers esx hosts to use the new dns servers. In addition the area changed as follows

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  In vCenter but I do not see "cannot connect to MKS: address for server vm1subdom1.xxx.com host lookup failed: no host is unknown.»

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  To access the Console of the virtual machines... the vCenter does not really rely on the DNS config. It communicates only through ports 902/903

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• Using VMotion with 2 ESX and VCenter

  Hi all

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  My setup is as follows:

  the iSCSI Software initiator.

  data store even shared by 2 facilitators.

  same conf network on the 2 hosts, none vlan used (set to 0):

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  Error displayed (at 10%): a general error occurred: the VMotion failed because the ESX host failed to connect to the VMotion network, please check your physical network configuration and settings network VMotion.

  vmnic2 on ESX1 is configured with 255.255.0.0 192.168.130.X mask and connected to eth0 on iSCSI SAN

  vmnic2 on ESX2 is configured with 255.255.0.0 192.168.131.X mask and connected to eth1 on iSCSI SAN

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  alelievre wrote:

  vmnic2 on ESX1 is configured with 255.255.0.0 192.168.130.X mask and connected to eth0 on iSCSI SAN

  vmnic2 on ESX2 is configured with 255.255.0.0 192.168.131.X mask and connected to eth1 on iSCSI SAN

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• The right Shift key View 4 PCoIP/w and keypad does not work

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  at com.vmware.vim25.ws.WSClient.invoke(WSClient.java:125)

  at com.vmware.vim25.ws.VimStub.retrieveServiceContent(VimStub.java:1409)

  to com.vmware.vim25.mo.ServiceInstance. (ServiceInstance.java:85)

  to com.vmware.vim25.mo.ServiceInstance. (ServiceInstance.java:69)

  at com.quest.vmware.api.connection.VIService.connect(VIService.java:60)

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  at com.quest.agent.esx.task.ESXAgentTask.connect(ESXAgentTask.java:178)

  at com.quest.agent.esx.task.ESXAgentTask.run(ESXAgentTask.java:116)

  at com.quest.agent.esx.ESXAgent.runTask(ESXAgent.java:407)

  at com.quest.agent.esx.ESXAgent.esxRelationsCollection(ESXAgent.java:469)

  at sun.reflect.GeneratedMethodAccessor42.invoke (unknown Source)

  at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)

  at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)

  at com.quest.glue.core.services.EquivalenceInvocationHandler.invoke(EquivalenceInvocationHandler.java:70)

  at com.quest.glue.core.agent.AgentInteractionHandler.invoke(AgentInteractionHandler.java:186)

  to com.sun.proxy. $Proxy55.esxRelationsCollection (unknown Source)

  at sun.reflect.GeneratedMethodAccessor42.invoke (unknown Source)

  at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)

  at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)

  at com.quest.glue.core.agent.scheduler.CollectorCallback.invokeCollector(CollectorCallback.java:162)

  at com.quest.glue.core.agent.scheduler.CollectorCallback.execute(CollectorCallback.java:130)

  to com.quest.glue.core.scheduler.quartz.QuartzScheduler$ ScheduledTaskSequentialJob.execute (QuartzScheduler.java:716)

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  to java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$ Worker.runTask (ThreadPoolExecutor.java:895)

  to java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$ Worker.run (ThreadPoolExecutor.java:918)

  at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:662)

  2015-09-01 15:25:31.798 ECHO FATAL [Quartz [0] - 90] com.quest.agent.esx.task.RelationsTask - the agent could not establish an SSL secure connection to the VirtualCenter.  Please check your configuration of the agent in order to ensure a connection correct information has been entered.

  2015-09-01 15:25:31.798 ECHO

  Thank you

  Hi JLAPRADE,

  I read a similar case, it seems that the problem could be solved either:

  1) that allows SSLv2Hello to vCenter, or

  (2) upgrade to the latest Foglight/Agent managers to the latest version.

  Regarding the #1 option:

  Client configuration file updated the vpxd.cfg in vCenter. It's the line that needs to be changed:

  TLSv1

  To add the SSLv2Hello Protocol, the client he added after a comma:

  TLSv1, SSLv2Hello

  This solves the problem for this client, but you can check with VMware.

  If the problem persists after trying these solutions or if you have problems, their implementation, please open a request of Service (SR) with the support and mention this thread.

  This is where an SR can be created: support.software.dell.com/create-service-request

  Concerning

  Gaston.

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• How to change the remote ip address connection svs - vCenter was reloctated

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