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  I cloned virtual machine within the ESX Server and when I try to turn on the virtual machine, observed following error message and that it cannot go further. Can you let me know the error that I do here.

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  R

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• Unable to connect to the virtual machine via telnet

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• VMview unable to connect to the virtual machine

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• Unable to SSH to the server of cisco CSM

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• Unable to connect to the virtual machine to the external host

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• Unable to connect to the network "\\localmachine\sharedname" share

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  At the start of the converter, I have "connecting to a local server.

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  "When the converter checks the destination settings, it is reported: unable to connect to the network"\\localmachine\sharedfoldername"share

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• Unable to SSH cisco CSM server

  Unable to SSH to the server of cisco CSM

  Hello world

  Trying to SSH new server Cisco CSM.

  ACL is which allows ssh I see suddenly increment account, but when I try to ssh it gives connection refused error.

  I have to open the port on csm ssh server?

  If so can someone please let me know hot to do?

  Concerning

  MAhesh

  As mentioned in the forum of firewall...

  The CSM itself server doesn't have ssh daemon top to meet these demands, unless you added some other 3rd party software. It's just a Windows Server that runs an application (CSM).

  CSM uses https for the client software (Java applications) to communicate with her.

• Remote access to the virtual machine from another computer?

  is it possible to access my virtual machine, I have on my desk from the local network on a Bill pro forma raspberry for example or this kind of a thing is not possible?

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• Can't ssh to the remote system to guest VM

  I have a RHEL VM running on a host Windows XP using Workstation 7.1.4. I have installation Bridged networking for my VM and I gave the virtual machine a static IP address on my network. I ping the VM from other computers on my network, but I have problems try to ssh in the virtual machine. If I ssh between the host and the guest VM I can win with success however, access ssh'ing of any another computer does not work. I use Putty to ssh on Windows and I tried on another RHEL box as well. I've seen many discussions about bridging works does not correctly and I think this is part of my problem since the speech of the host and the guest, but I'm not convinced.

  Anyone have any ideas? Very much appreciated.

  first things first:

  Go to the virtual network editor - select VMNET0 and change the drop-down list of 'bridging auomatic' to the NIC physical to use for vmnet0.

  The automatic bypass does not work reliable on almost any installation - especially those with more than 1 physical network adapter.

  I see you are using a McAfee NDIS filter - this is another candidate in trouble. Try to disable it and see if that makes a difference

• Cannot start the physical machine converted to a virtual machine under ESXi 4.0

  Hi all

  I have 2 has with the material below

  Dell optiplex 755 2.4 Qcore 4 GB of RAM and 160 GB of HARD drive

  A performer with ESXi 4.0 other runs with Windows 2003.

  I tried to convert physical machine with "Vmware Vcenter converter Stand alone" 4.0.1 build 161434

  I used the tool on the source machine and by another machine on the network.

  The two process converts the physical machine to a virtual machine successfully without any errors.

  After conversion, the virtual machine cannot start, and shows only a small slider that is not flashing too.

  

  The physical machine have a single partition of 160 GB

  The space currently used on the physical machine is 26 GB.

  I reduced the size of the HARD drive to virtual computer with fix / light available in 40 GB.

  point to make here is that the ESX have only 160 GB HDD, so he will not be able to copy all 160 GB because of which I am reducing the 40 GB HARD drive

  I converted a few other physical machines with 40 GB HARD drive and they work well after the conversion.

  Any sugessions would be greatly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance

  Hi Sunil,

  Let me know the drive selected in the custom option controller.

  Thank you

  Krishna