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• External client access VMware Workstation shared 11 VM?

  Hello world

  I have a small problem that we have a VMware workstation installed on my PC to 10 windows and I would allow a few colleagues access to the virtual machines shared on this topic.

  I enabled the shared virtual machine settings, and I can confirm that I can connect from another post on my local network.

  However, I can't seem to connect to the shared virtual machines from outside my network. I DynDNS and handed over port 443 to the Windows box with installed Workstation (192.168.2.10).

  I even tried changing ports internally using the shared virtual machine parameters.

  Also tried, is to have a different external port one internally (7000 ext sent to 443)

  Adding to this I tried the IP of my router (to rule out DDNS) - in regard to this, I can connect directly to the virtual machine via DDNS passed to image.

  The Windows Firewall is disabled on the host of the workstation.

  Then... Please this is; Is this really possible? Before that I continue to invest in any time in it.

  And... I tried to get that I promise you!

  Kudos to everyone for any help

  Hi SpoonRacer,

  Welcome to the community of workstation! Of course, this scenario is possible. Sharing of the VM has no difference with other standard network on the IP layer services.

  I think that General measures to be implemented are:

  1. Get the accessible external IP address of your private network
  2. Map the TCP 443 port to the external IP address on port TCP 443 of the Windows box workstation running by the DNAT
  3. Allow inbound network traffic on port TCP 443 on Windows machine running Workstation
  4. (Optional) Configure DynDNS point your domain name to the external IP address of your private network

  For example:

  1. Get the external IP address: 216.58.216.164
  2. Map 216.58.216.164:443 to 192.168.2.10:443 by the DNAT
  3. Open the TCP 443 port on host 192.168.2.10 (now you should be able to access your shared virtual machines using 216.58.216.164 for outside networks)
  4. (Optional) Configure ws.spoonracerdomain.org resolves to 216.58.216.164 (now, you should be able to access your shared virtual machines using ws.spoonracerdomain.org for outside networks)

  However, these steps are not very easy to implement due to some possible limitations of your private network:

  • If your private network is at home, the external IP address and it is very accessible from outside of the network depends on your ISP (internet service provider). I know, some ISP does not allow the public IP address used by individual users accessible via the public network. Some ISPS even not you assigned a public IP, other users and you share a single public IP, in this case, you would not be able to apply step 2.
  • If your private network is to your business, and you're not network administrator for your company, you would not be able to apply step 2.

  Anyway, you can try to open a Web site on the Windows machine running Workstation to the outside network. If successful, then the service share of VM can be done the same way (just change the port 80 of the site to 443 folder).

  Kind regards

  Shawn

• ESXi host report CPU and memory usage

  Hi all

  I'm looking for a script that exports CPU ESX host and use of MEM in below format

  HOST use CPU % MEM %

  70 30 host1

  30 50 host2

  Concerning

  Pankaj

  Try something like this

  Get-VMHost | Sort-Object -Property Name |Select Name,State,  @{N="Status";E={$_.ExtensionData.Summary.OverallStatus}},  @{N="CPU%";E={[Math]::Round(100*$_.ExtensionData.Summary.QuickStats.OverallCpuUsage/($_.ExtensionData.Summary.Hardware.CpuMhz*$_.ExtensionData.Summary.Hardware.NumCpuCores),0)}},  @{N="Mem%";E={[Math]::Round(100*$_.ExtensionData.Summary.QuickStats.OverallMemoryUsage*1MB/$_.ExtensionData.Summary.Hardware.MemorySize,0)}}
  

• installation of vmware workstation 6.5 on windows 10 error

  After you install vmware workstation 6.5 on windows 10 it gets error and restart. Is vmware workstation 6.5 support windows 10? FAILED TO INSTALL. vmware workstation 6.5 on windows 8, 8.1 and 10 support. ALL SUPPORT. I still don't understand...

  VMware Workstation 6.x do not support Windows 10 and will never support Windows 10.

  VMware Workstation 6.x reached "end of support" four years, October 1, 2011: Matrix.pdf product lifecycle

  We produce updates for release until its date of "end of support".  A product may not work properly with host OSes, processors or comments OSes that are not compatible with the product, especially the things that have been published after the date of "end of support".  We put a huge amount of effort to ensure that new hardware and operating systems works with each new major release of VMware Workstation, but we cannot go back and update any previous version of product to add support for all hardware and operating systems more recent.  If we tried to do this, VMware Workstation cost much more that it is today, simply because of the amount of work required to maintain!

  You need to upgrade your installation of VMware Workstation to something more recent, or downgrade your host operating system to a version compatible with VMware Workstation 6.5.

  I hope this helps!

  --

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• Snapshot fails on VMWare Workstation 11 Pro

  Hello

  I have created a virtual machine on VMWare Workstation 11 Pro with Windows Server 2008 R2 and baptized "HYP". When I'm trying to take a snapshot, I get the following message:

  VMware Workstation cannot find the virtual disk 'G:\YP.vmdk '. Check that the path is valid and try again.

  The system cannot find the specified file

  Cannot open disk 'G:\HYP-000001.vmdk' or one of the snapshot disks it depends on.

  Necessary to the VM to suspend operation and the VM could not continue to run.

  After that I click OK in the message box that precedes, the virtual computer turns off and then I can turn it on again - I get the following message:

  File not found: YP.vmdk

  This file is required to power on this virtual machine. If this file has been moved, specify the new location.

  Note that I might be able to on and off this machine virtual without problem before I tried to take the snapshot.

  How is that possible I could have it fixed?

  Thank you very much!

  I found where it was. When I was creating this virtual machine, I indicated the location for the new virtual machine as any new drive G. After I had removed this virtual machine and created a new in 'G:\FolderName', the new virtual machine begins to create fine snapshots.

  It is important to specify the folder (not just a new drive letter) as the location for the new virtual machine.

• Core upgraded to 4.0 on Centos 7 VMWare Workstation 11 won't build the virtual network device

  As shown in the topic, I have manually compiled kernel 4.0 for my installation of CentOS 7. After the installation of the kernel (in rpm mode, followed the instructions here: How to compile a Kernel - The Way CentOS ) installed all 3 rpm, kernel, kernel-headers and kernel-devel and then tried to start my installation of workstation with it leads to having to re - build the components (as usual)

  It does not, when it came to the compilation of the network management module. See attached log file that it generated.

  I also tried to uninstall, downloaded VMware-Workstation-Full - 11.1.0 - 2496824.x86_64.bundle and re-installed with the same result.

  Any help would be appreciated!

  aaand..., I fixed my only problem!

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  https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/VMware

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• Thinking of buying VMware Workstation

  What happens if I buy VMware Workstation and intsaller, then my hard drive goes down.  Am I allowed to install again on a new hard drive?  Are related to a SN license keys any CPU or something on the main Board or are they related to the hard drive?

  Thank you

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  I'm not aware of any restrictions, except using the license on one host at a time. If the host/disc breaks down, simply re - install VMware Workstation and enter the license key. If you want or need to install VMware Workstation on another host, uninstall the current host, and install it on the other.

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  Seems pretty consistent that he does whenever I start a couple of virtual machines.  Can't even kill the process - start another instance of the workstation and that crashes too

  My machine is running Server 2008 R2 Enterprise.  I created a dump file, but it is 446 MB so don't think that I will be uploading it not anytime soon!

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  After many changes of configuration and test in an attempt to move things forward the Marvell controller, I ended up spending my SSD (which hosts the VM readers) works at an Intel controller - in fact, I removed all the RAID config, including standard hard drives of the Marvell controller and run just stand-alone drives off as now (that I ended up having to rebuild RAID1 arrays often enough).

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  I have Windows Server 2003 is installed on a virtual machine in VMware Workstation 8. I need it to learn and practice the use of the Active Directory. I've also set up 3 Windows XP workstations connect to it, which means that they can communicate with Server 2003. What is lacking is the Internet connection on all of them. When I run ping 8.8.8.8 in one of these virtual machines, I get, 'Destination host unreachable.'

  I'm not sure, what if the problem comes from the settings in Windows or the settings of the virtual machine.

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  Thank you, guys. I was finally able to put in place. It was quite an ordeal to deal with IP addresses and virtual networks. Here's how I did (in the screenshots) in case someone else needs it.

  (I also confess that it is perhaps one of the ways to implement. Maybe there is an easier way to do it with DHCP...)

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  2 then in VMware Workstation itself in the virtual machine when Windows Server 2003 is installed set up two network as connections:

  This one is for external access to the Internet:

  

  And this one for intranet communications AD:

  

  3. then in the machine virtual de Windows Server 2003 set up what follows for two network adapters:

  For Internet access:

  

  Then, you need allow this connection to share:

  

  And then for the ad access to workstations (ensure that the static IP address is in the range specified in the virtual network over VMnet2 network editor). I've also set up DNS to 127.0.0.1 because I installed on this Windows 2003 DNS server:

  

  4. from the Windows 2003 VM try ping 8.8.8.8. It should work now.

  5. go to each workstation, in my case, Windows XP, each in its own virtual machine and set up the network in the VMware Workstation as follows:

  

  6. then in the virtual machine, configure the network connection for Windows XP workstation. Don't forget to assign a new static IP address for each workstation, which not coinside with IP of the domain (this IP address must come from the range specified in the virtual network over VMnet2 network editor):

  

  7. try first ping the domain, in my case ping 192.168.237.128. And then Internet, ping 8.8.8.8. The two should work!

  Continue with steps [5-7].

• VMware Workstation 9.0 restarts my PC trying to turn on a virtual machine

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  vCPU - 0:SVM is disabled and locked on this CPU (or something like that)

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  One of your four hearts a SVM disabled and locked.  The other three are not.  You should be able to run virtual machines using the binary translation (set the execution mode privileged binary translation under VM-> settings-> processors).  However, you will get into trouble if you try to use (SVM) hardware-assisted virtualization.

  Have you checked for an update of the BIOS?

• Converter VMware workstation

  Hi all

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  Thank you

  Nicolas

  Is it necessary a license/purchase?

  Free stand-alone version.

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• How can I stop the VMWare Workstation reset "enable sharing"?

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• Cannot access [\\vmware-host\shared files], no drive z: on W10 visitors in W10 hosts running Workstation 12 Pro

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  There was another thread a few days on the same subject, where it has been fixed by completely uninstall VMware Tools, by restarting the OS invited and reinstall the tools (Important: not only do a "repair" install).  Have you tried full uninstall-reboot-reinstall of tools?

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• VMware Player (VMware Workstation?) Interfere with the connection of the browser

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  However, I want to learn more about virtual network maps created by the VMware Player (desktop?).  I ran the "vmnetcfg.exe" interface and in the Summary tab, see:

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  The guide I want to read should explain what are these local ethernet adapters and they can interfere with the operation of the host outside of the virtual machine.

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  Welcome to the forums!

  The guide: http://pubs.vmware.com/ws7_ace26/ws_user/ws_net.html#989125

  Where is your problem to browse occur? In comments or host?

  VMnet0 is the virtual bridged network. He connected the virtual NETWORK adapter of your guests who are bridge transparently to your physical network device.

  VMnet1 is the network invited only, a virtual, where the host and the guests are members of. You see a VMnet1 NIC on the host, because it's the virtual card that the host uses to connect to VMnet1.

  VMnet8 is the NAT network. It connects to each stack TCP/IP Protocol on the host computer. Therefore the guest may use any communication device that uses TCP/IP. Th egust is hidden behind the NAT device. This means that all packets leaving the host, coming from the prompt appear to come from the host. VMnet8 virtual card is one that connects to the host on VMnet8 virtual network to enable external communication for the customer.

  AWo

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