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• Invoking actions of vSphere on web client

  Hello

  I started development on a client vSphere Web for vSphere 6.0 plugin (VVols), and I had a few questions:

  1. is there a way to call vSphere actions (such as creating a Datastore VVol) from the web client itself?

  2. only VMware certified plugins of web client?

  Thank you

  HTML samples are the same as Flex samples. You will find actions in the sample frame.

  The business logic of your action will be part of the user interface (confirmation dialog box, etc) and especially on the coast of java where the user interface calls a java function.

  Inside this service from Java, you can use the API of your choice to perform actions on vCenter or other servers (for example the vSphere Web Services API).  This API is not related to the Internet Client SDK.

• vSphere Web Client, any who do anything like that?

  I create some specific workflows to be presented for use in the vSphere 6 Web Client. In this workflow, I try to understand how to get the user currently logged in vCenter to fill a requested_by input variable.  the reason for this is all this workflow opens either Incident, the amendment or demand in the CMDB and use this value in the query of the CMDB.  Anyone pulling this info in this way?  FYI, I use an account shared for the vSphere vRO plugin

  Thank you

  Steve

  Steve, by 'user currently connected in vCenter' actually means you the user logged in vSphere Web Client, right?

  When you start a workflow from vRO in vSphere Web Client, he'll call vRO REST API who authenticate with a SAML token that is taken in the name of the current user in vSphere Web Client. VRO side, inside the script code of your workflow, you can use Server.getCurrentLdapUser () script method to retrieve the user associated with the workflow runtime. It returns an object of type LdapUser; for which properties are provided by this object, see vRO API Explorer.

• Hard drives does not after created vm web client

  I'm under esxi 5.5 with the web client vsphere. When creating a virtual machine through the customer web of hard drives are not appear. I go through the process and click Finish and everything will check fine no errors, but when I go to edit the virtual machine without hard drives are showing. Now, if I create the virtual machine via the vsphere client it all works. I tried in the client web creation v10 and below the virtual machine and still the same result.

  Just solved the problem. I went ahead and reset services and it works now. The weird part is that the hard drives or specific devices have not been created and there where no errors at all. I guess that the constant permutation between vsphere and web client cause something in the background

• Issues installing vSphere 5.5 U2 Web Client on Windows 7 Professional

  It is a new installation of vSphere 5.5 U2.

  Windows Server is not available. It is a Linux shop.

  I use the vCenter Server Appliance 5.5 U2.

  I want to install the vSphere Web Client on my work PC to Windows 7.
  

  
  

  I downloaded VMware-VIMSetup-all-5.5.0-2183112-20140901-update02.iso for the Web Client vSphere.

  • Requires that the vSphere Client Web Single Sign-On
  • Single Sign - On has prerequisites
  • The sine qua non VMware-tcserver wants to be installed on Windows Server.

  No there is no way to install the vSphere Web Client 5.5 U2 on Windows 7?

  vCenter Server Appliance integrated Web Service client.

  You simply access http://: 9443/vsphere-client using a web browser to access the webclient service.

  A separate Web-client installation is not necessary.

  I think that's what you are trying to reach.

• vSphere Web Client issues after 5.5 upgrade to a 5.1

  Everyone,

  After I upgraded my vSphere 5.1 to 5.5 Web Client I get the error under the 'Resources of Cluster' window on the summary below tab

  ObjectNavigatorVSphereDataAdapter.invalidQuerySpec

  

  It is on each cluster I have set up.

  Thank you

  m @.

  I had this problem as well and it was resolved by uninstalling the UCS plugin for web client.

• Language issue VSphere Web Client Version 5.1.0

  Hi all

  How can I change the VSphere Client Web Version 5.1 to the United States English version without completely re - install? I also have a French Windows XP with IE in French. My hosts are English American and I did not have this problem of language with the VmWare Vsphere Client (it is in US English)

  Thank you

  Concerning

  Bernard

  Hi bernardP,

  To display the web client in a localized language:

  Add the location parameter to the URL used to access the web client:

  • The default URL for the vSphere Web Client is:

    https://client-hostname:9443/vsphere-client

  • To specify a language, add:
    • English:/?locale=en_US
    • German:/?locale=de_DE
    • French:/?locale=fr_FR
    • Japanese:/?locale=ja_JP
    • Korean:/?locale=ko_KR
    • Chinese:/?locale=zh_CN
  • For example

    https://client-hostname:9443/vsphere-client/?locale=en_US

• VSphere Web Client impossible to deploy OVF,

  I want to use WebClient deploy the ovf of POS, but every time, it appears that: customer integration plugin must be installed to activate click on function of ovf the link below to download the insstaller.

  The I click on it and install it, of course I disable the IE protected mode and restart it.

  but next time when I open it, it will prompt me again and again.

  I have try it on firefox. It's the same question.

  My version of IE is: 11.0

  Help, please.

  What version is your vCenter Server? Anyway Internet Explorer 11 has some compatibility issues with the plugin for integration, see the release notes follow-up note:

  • Integration of client plug-ins can not work as expected if you log the vSphere Web Client using Internet Explorer 11 *.
    If you log the Web Client using Internet Explorer 11 vSphere, the following problems may occur when you perform tasks related to the Client plugin integration:
    Solution: use Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, or earlier versions of Internet Explorer to access the Web Client vSphere. You can also use vSphere Client instead of vSphere Web Client to work around this problem.
  • • Even if the Client integration plugin is installed, the following message appears when you try to import or to export a model from the FVO:
      Download the plugin Client integration
    • File browser does not download or download a file from the data store.
    • You can't get images of the CD/DVD drive.
    • The console of the virtual machine you may see a black screen with the following error message:
      Remote console is not properly installed

• Virtual Storage Manager - can't change instant planning time interval with vSphere Web Client

  Hello

  I try to activate Virtual Storage Manager schedules-model for a data store using vSphere Web Client. Everything works fine, but I can't change the time interval of planning of the snapshot. He remains at 12:00 midnight to 12:00 midnight. I can't change it manually or by dragging the bar.

  I tried with IE9, IE11, newer Chrome browsers. And with Flash versions 15 and 13-. Same mistake.

  I've added the URL of Sites you trust with weaker security settings - no help.

  Y at - it a bug or something else I can try?

  I just talked to Dell support on my problem and this is apparently a known issue with local Europe\UK.  The similarity of our problems might be useful - workaround for me was to settle the Locale\Regional from my PC, where I'm doing it in the United States.  Not the time zone or other settings, to control panel, then "Region and language", then on the first tab, 'Format' box should be set to "English (United States).  Close browsers, start again and it worked for me.

  Might be worth a try if you're not already in US format. (mine was in the United Kingdom).

• VCSA 6.0u1 (updated 6.0 VCSA) vSphere Web Client error

  

  After that I upgraded my VCSA 6.0 to 6.0u1, I can't connect to the Web Client vSphere.

  How upgrade from 5.x and 6.x VCSA to VCSA 6.0 Update 1? virtuallyGhetto

  Clock animation Flash Adobe turn for a few moments, then it gives the error in the attached screenshot. «There is an internal error occurred - Index '0' specified is out of range.» It happens in IE10 and Chrome.

  It is a standalone PSC and I can connect to the device management https:// < vcsa >: 5480 and apparently in good health. Can I deploy a new VCSA from scratch, but it would be nice if I could fix it.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated!

  And if the clearing the cache of the web browser does not solve your problem, try to delete the database of serenity:

  To delete the files in the VMware vSphere Client Web serenity database:

  1. Stop the vSphere WebClient service. For more information, see stopping, starting, or you restart the services of VMware vCenter Server (1003895) and the stop, start, or restart services from VMware vCenter Server 6.0 (2109881).
  2. To delete the files in the database of serenity, type these commands:

     For Windows vCenter Server 5.x:

     Use File Explorer to delete the content of C:\programdata\vmware\vSphere Web Client\SerenityDB\serenity
     For Windows vCenter Server 6.0.x:

     Use File Explorer to delete the content of C:\programdata\vmware\vCenterServer\data\vSphere Web Client\SerenityDB\serenity

     For the VMware vCenter Server Appliance 5.x:

     Type this command when logged in as root with a shell of the console or SSH session:

     rm - rf/etc/vmware-vsphere-client/SerenityDB/serenity / *.

     For the VMware vCenter Server Appliance 6.0.x:

     Type this command when logged in as root with a shell of the console or SSH session:

     rm - rf/storage/vsphere-client/SerenityDB/serenity / *.

  3. Restart the vSphere WebClient service. For more information, see stopping, starting, or you restart the services of VMware vCenter Server (1003895) and the stop, start, or restart services from VMware vCenter Server 6.0 (2109881).

  Source: VMware KB: The VMware vSphere Client Web reports an internal error 1009

• vSphere Web Client 6.0 Index 0 off limits

  Any time we try to connect to the web client of vSphere we are presented with the error: I can't find anything about this, any help would be greatly appreciated

  

  

  Hi Andreas -.

  I was able to find a solution to this problem.  I'm sorry that I had not had the time to post again.

  The problem for me was to cached objects that are stored in the folder SerenityDB.  One time the cached object have been removed, the problem disappeared.

  You must first login to your vCenter Server Appliance using SSH or the console

  1. judgment of vsphere client service
  2. rm - rf/storage/vsphere-client/SerenityDB/serenity / *.
  3. starting the service client vsphere

  You should then get a status message indicating the vSphere client Web PID is running under.  Wait as the web client initialization complete and then try to sing.

  I hope this helps!

  Sabin

• vcops presents in vSphere client but not in vSphere Web Client

  Question for you.  I just installed vCOPs for demo in our environment, and I'm having a problem seen in the web client.  I am able to see it in real vSphere Client with all registered vcenters, but this isn't the best way to use the tool.  I use Chrome verstion 34.0.1847.116.  I also tried in IE.

  By using the web client of vSphere vCOPS isn't built the way but he is in the thick client.  In the client heavy, you have a plug-in, that you click and it basically gives you the web console window in a tab.  There is nothing like this for the Web Client.  If you click on an object, you can see the health of this object and so forth.  If you want to watch as you see in the thick client but you will need to connect to the user interface for vCOPS self https://vcops-ip/vcops-vspheremeaning.  Or if you look on the homepage of the web client, you can see under surveillance, you see the vCOPS icon and which will bring you to the login page.

• Help, I changed the password of root ESXi via powerCli, now I can not connect with the web client or the console.

  Help, I've changed the root ESXi via powerCli password, now I can not connect with the web client or the console, but I can still connect to powerCli. The command I used was;

  SE connect-VIServer esxihostname-user root - password newpasswd

  This production network btw, I have connected to each host and run the above command, these ESXi hosts are not on a domain

  y at - it something I have left out. I really appreciate any assistance that you people can provide.

  Thank you, Joe

  It is probably a longshot, but a lot of things in the land of windows is not sensitive to capital letters as Unix is.  I wonder if your new password you put through powerCLI mixed uppercase in it and if the capitalization was abandoned by command windows powerCLI Analyzer, or he interpreted as all capitals or something.   If you can still get through the powerCLI you could try to reset the password again to something simple without capitalization mixed case and if your password on ESXi strategy requires a special character, try something different than a "$", like a "_" (I find that a '_' is less likely than some other special characters (, as a '-' or a ' / ' to cause problems with analyzers.).

  Edit:

  Another thing, you can try before playing with the password once again, is to create a different username ESXi using powerCLI and see if the password ends up what you think, it should be, and if you can get with the client vsphere using it.  In this way, you can find out if there are some problems with certain characters or Cap through command powerCLI Analyzer without losing your remaining root by powerCLI access.  After some tests, you can understand what went wrong with your initial password change and may be able to fix it with less risk of losing access.  I also assume that you can not create a new username on ESXi who is able to change the root password no matter what authority give you it, otherwise, you could create a new username with PowerCLI, then connect to the client vsphere with it and change the password to root from there.

• Very slow performance with the Web Client vSphere

  I'm testing the vSphere Web Client, but I find it excruciatingly slow - it takes almost 5 minutes just to open a session, and each click after that I take a good load of 30 seconds before the new page is completed. I think I spent a good 10 minutes to total just go to the screen where I could power on a virtual machine, which is something that can been done in less than a minute using the traditional desktop client.

  Horribly misconfigured web client somehow?

  The following changes improved the performance of the web client of my client. So far, no more hung tasks, navigation in the console of the web client has been improved. We are always monitoring well.

  Has increased the heap size JVM of vSphere Web Client to 3 GB. Used the following KB KB VMware: settings of the configuration in VMware vCenter Server 5.1 and 5.5 Tomcat server

• Overview in vSphere Web Client?

  Hi community

  In vSphere Client c# , I had the chance to see an overview of all virtual machines and their snapshot spaces: home - inventory - warehouses and store data from cluster - storage tab views.

  By selecting my data center on the left, I had a glimpse of all the VMs on a data center and size of snapshot (on all data warehouses). See my attached screenshot.

  I just upgraded my vCenter to 6.0U2, so I did not tab views storage more.

  Does anyone know how to proceed with the Web Client vSphere? I don't want to check every vm or each data store but would like to have a similar overview of instant spaces of all the virtual machines on all data warehouses.

  Best regards

  Roland

  Version 6 does not offer this view more, see this KB article: VMware KB: The Storage Monitoring Service plug-in installs in VMware vCenter Server 6.0

  In VMware vCenter Server 6.0:

  • The selection of storage reports tab monitor an object is no longer available in the Web Client vSphere 6.0.
  • Tab views storage is no longer available in the vSphere Client 6.0.

  As I said before, you have the possibility to use RVTools or something like PowerCLI and vRealize Operations Manager, see this thread another talking about the same thing: the storage vsphere6 reports

  We were using display of storage reports to audit for forgotten shots. So far, there are some alternatives to see the snapshot size

  Use of Ops 1 Manager) and a heatmap personalized, note the Foundation (for some free version) does not have the feature. As we use Foundation, it is not an option.

  (2) RVTools - GUI based (easier for some) but pretty basic

  (3) PowerCLI - yup, get used to it. (get - vm | get-snapshot |) FT VM, SizeGB, created, name, Description)