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VMware vSphere client login issue (pics)
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This thread:
http://communities.vmware.com/message/1258981
suggests that you should try running the client in windows xp compatibility mode.
http://communities.vmware.com/message/1258981
suggests that you should try running the client in windows xp compatibility mode.
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Keeps blowing up. I've tried XP and vista compatibility...funny how its broken with W7.... lol
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I works under Windows 2003 server, so that's a relief !!
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try running as administrator?
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you have to click, "host device" first, then it'll ungray connected & connect @ power on
client device means = map my local CDROM accross the network for the remote VM to use.
client device means = map my local CDROM accross the network for the remote VM to use.
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Thank you... Install Windows 7.. Sorry about spoon feeding me here, but how do you make an ISO for VMware?
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Not a problem at all =).
Any iso burner will work. Pop in your cd, fire up the iso burner and then copy the iso over to your host. Easiest way to do this is...
click on your host
click on 'summary'
you'll get something like this:
doubleclick on your datastore, it'll open up datastore browser. you can upload files, create directories.. all that.
If you really start working with moving files around, you should open up SCP in the firewall and transfer this way. I can show you how to do that sometime.
Any iso burner will work. Pop in your cd, fire up the iso burner and then copy the iso over to your host. Easiest way to do this is...
click on your host
click on 'summary'
you'll get something like this:
doubleclick on your datastore, it'll open up datastore browser. you can upload files, create directories.. all that.
If you really start working with moving files around, you should open up SCP in the firewall and transfer this way. I can show you how to do that sometime.
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Not a problem at all =).
Any iso burner will work. Pop in your cd, fire up the iso burner and then copy the iso over to your host. Easiest way to do this is...
click on your host
click on 'summary'
you'll get something like this:
doubleclick on your datastore, it'll open up datastore browser. you can upload files, create directories.. all that.
If you really start working with moving files around, you should open up SCP in the firewall and transfer this way. I can show you how to do that sometime.
You mean a standard ISO, instead of running the CD? Oh, thats simple to do... Nero does it....If that the case that's simple...
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Because the VM is off. Power it on, right click on the VM in the inventory, open console, and in the menu bar there are options for the CD drive.
Here is how to hack the vSphere client to work with Windows 7 --> http://d3planet.com/rtfb/2009/10/05/get-the-vsphere-client-running-on-windows-7/
