vSphere Client connection error

I am trying to open a session in one of the v4.1 ESX servers. When I connect, I get the error:

Connection error:

The query failed because the remote "IP ADDRESS" Server took too long to respond. (The order has expired because the remote server taking too long to respond.)

Error stack:

Call 'ServiceInstance.RetrieveContent' to object 'ServiceInstance"Server"IP ADDRESS"failed.

This just started happening one day. This particular server is on one VLAN different pings and are accessible via SSH and HTTPS Web site. With any computer directly connected to the Local LAN I can not connect, no matter what VLAN I'm on. I rebooted the host machine, which has not made a difference.

Now... If I VPN in I can connect to the server. that makes no sense at all.

Ideas?

Grax,

If you have access to this host for a single workstation (PC) and not on the nwtwork, I can only imagine that the problem is one of the following

Invalid routing on your network
A NAT rule allowing VPN would be workstation access too the local traffic of ESX, host and misdirection
A firewall on the local network rule
IP routing / Default gateways misconfgured
Sort of a loop of the road on your network.
Bad client on workstation installation (trying to install the client on another workstation on the same subnet and connectivity test)

Try to access the form of host ESX a VLAN different on your network and see if there is no consostency.

Finally, if there is no chance of it, gets the tha tcan workstation do not connect on the same subnet as the host and test ESX connectivity. If it works, your problem has to be in you config of networking.

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