Hi, I'm trying to access "https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-41667" and i'm getting ACCESS DENIED" "You do not have sufficient privileges for this resource or its parent to perform this action" Why are we not allowed to download a document??
I get the same, what document is it?
VVD visio diagram
Me too: I'm looking for updated visio stencil, but it doesn't works!
I get the same error trying to access
https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-21621
a Tiny Core Linux VM.
Also the same for me, my suspicion based on some other current issues is that URL redirects are not working properly - I have reported it in the moderators area which the admins also frequent.
Hello,
I have same issue for last visio stencil.
https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-38595
Did you received a response why it's denied?
Regards
I'm having the same issue. Anyone get a resolution?
Nothing as yet.
For the link at the first post that's some weird access rules set...
As a moderator I can access the page and download it.
Not logged in I can access the page and downloading redirects me to a login page.
Logged in as a user I cannot access the page and as such also not download anything.
For the "last VVD article link"
I also get an error as moderator. It redirects to "https://communities.vmware.com/t5/Migration-Archive-Deleted/Visio-Stencils-for-the-VMware-Validated-... especially the "migration-archive-deleted" part in that link is worrying.
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Wil
Any updates on this as we require the visio stencils. Seems weird VMware would hide them so well.
Not sure if you still need access to the file, but I was having the same issue and I used the Wayback Machine to access the link and download the Tiny Core Linux VM. As far as I know, it is the correct version and the download worked just fine. Here you go: https://web.archive.org/web/20190323130819if_/https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-21621
Everyone else should just be able to input their link here. Hope this helps!
That link goes to a Tiny Linux OVA file. Visio Stencils are still playing Ninja. Anyone find them yet?
Yes, that first link was intended to be directed to the Tiny Linux file for the user in need. There was another link in my post which leads to the Wayback Machine. If you follow the link (attached to the word "here" in my comment), then input the URL of the original post you are trying to access, you should see an archived version of the page and then you will be able to get what you need.