The ESX host using VI client connection error

Hi friends,

One of you could help me!

I installed ESX 3.5 and its high sucessfully. because I I am able to do the web access, I can't connect my host ESX via the Client SSH and putty.

But friends I am quite unable to connect via VI CLIENT to ESX 3.5 Server

Help, please!

Thanks and greetings

Pankaj Bhardwaj

Hello

According to my knowledge, if you have tried all these and then just go and check the services spend and vpxd, maybe some services deliver.

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