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Hi,
first I want to thank for this brilliant solution. This is the only way I found so far where you can use a VM like a normal PC without any further hardware.
Now what I am conerned about is how I do upgrades and patches. If I have an upgrade requiring the ESXi host to go into maintenance mode this will leave me with no display. As long as I still have a second computer I will be able to do the upgrade from there and put the ESXi into normal operation mode again.
But what to do without a second pc? Maybe one could do the update with a script (ssh to ESXi host, put a script there which shutdowns all vm's, goes into maintenance mode, upgrades, leaves maintenance mode and reboots). If everything goes well you will be back in a few minutes. However as we all know things tend to go wrong. Therefore I'd wish to have a view on the ESXi console when doing the update.
Is there a way to disable VMDP for the graphics adapter from within a running vm? Or maybe can I alter a config file and then reboot without VMDP for graphics?
Regards,
cipcm