With the following URL test.html witch contains What I did instead is add a WebBrowser box Vmware-remotemks.exe for the actual screen. I get a true response back ? The only thing I don?t know is how I can embed the
I generated the parameters with the MOB bit I know I can do it with the VB application Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)ĭim test As New QuickMksAxLib.QuickMksAxCtl I added quickMksAx.dll as a reference to my application and wrote the following code: I made a copy of \\vcserver\c$\Program Files\VMware\VMware VirtualCenterĢ.0\tomcat\webapps\ui\plugin\msie\vmware-mks.cab and placed the dll and exe file in my I don’t know why it doesn’t work but maybe you can help me out ? When you open this page in your Internet Explorer you could assume that you will see the console of your VM but you will end up with a black box.
MKS PLUGIN CODE
The ticket is the username and password for your new webpage it will stay the same until you invoke it again but you can retrieve these values from within your VB code just before you launch your embedded Active X control. When you invoke the AcquireMksTicket method you will see all the answers you need. Select a VM (not a template) and go to the bottom of the screen where you will find VirtualMachineMksTicket. RetrieveServiceContent / Invoke Method / rootFolder / childEntity / vmFolder /.
MKS PLUGIN WINDOWS
Open an Internet Explorer and go to the MOB Log on with your Windows credentials and navigate to the following path. How do we get all this information and what can we use as username and password ? The answer is : The MOB is your friend. vmCfgPath -> The VMX location (for the VM in question). authdPort -> 902 (please make sure port 902 and 903 are open). hostAddress -> ESX host name (fqdn) or the IP address. This person added some additional lines he received from VMware. What I did next is search the forums for the CLSID and after a while I found an article about someone who tries to do the same as us. What you see is the link to the ActiveX object we all use when we open a console to a virtual machine. Copy the vmTabView.htm to your desktop and open it in notepad. Go to your Temporary Internet Files folder (C:\Documents and Settings\Eric\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files) and look for a recent file with the name vmTabView.htm. Join the nixCraft community via RSS Feed, Email Newsletter or follow on Twitter.Select a virtual machine and click the console tab. He wrote more than 7k+ posts and helped numerous readers to master IT topics. Vivek Gite is the founder of nixCraft, the oldest running blog about Linux and open source. Once done switch back to original settings.
MKS PLUGIN UPDATE
Just make a backup before you update your X.org. Finally, just restarted my X and bingo, I was able to launch remote console plug-in. So I went ahead and updated my X.org configuration from 1 Billion colors (depth 30) to to 65,536 color (depth 16).
The log file indicates that the plugin is crashing in a color conversion routine. However, this thread provided some hint for me: Jan 26 16:46:36.081: mks| We will respond on the basis of your support entitlement. Jan 26 16:46:36.081: mks| To collect data to submit to VMware support, run "vm-support". Please request support and include the contents of the log file. Jan 26 16:46:36.081: mks| VMware Remote Console Plug-in unrecoverable error: (mks)
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