Hi all - I've got an ESX 3i server that can successfully be managed via the VMware Infrastructure Client running on a Windows box, however can't be managed via vmware-server-console in Ubuntu. When I try to login, I receive: "Unable to connect to the remote host: 510 Could not execute /usr/sbin/vmware-serverd".
However, I do know that the console client is saying something to the server, due to the bad-password test: if I put in a bad password, I do get Login (username/password) incorrect.
Googling didn't provide much help at all - nothing I found was referring to 3i, but only full 2.5x installs.
My current config is: vmware-server-console trying to be run in Ubuntu 8 in Parallels running under OS X connecting to VMware ESX 3i, 3.5.0 build 70348. I am using a bridged networking configuration. I can successfully manage the ESX server via a Windows XP instance running in Parallels.
If VMware had an Infrastructure OS X client, I wouldn't be asking
Any help is greatly appreciated!
The only remote connections that the host allows in 3i are the VI client and the remote CLI which is a PERL based API. 3i does not allow for telnet and putty connections anymore either.
The only remote connections that the host allows in 3i are the VI client and the remote CLI which is a PERL based API. 3i does not allow for telnet and putty connections anymore either.