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Where can I find a vSphere Client for Linux / Mac OSX? |
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In vSphere 5 vCenter includes an optional web server component that is much better than earlier based on Adobe Flex that makes it possible to access the vCenter Server through a web browser in a quite similar fasion as the vSphere client. The vCenter Appliance comes preinstalled with the vSphere Web Client and can be used to give access to your virtual environment even if you're not running vCenter from the virtual appliance: http://longwhiteclouds.com/2011/11/05/deploy-vsphere-web-client-without-additional-windows-server-license/ VMware only provides a native Virtual Infrastructure Client (also known as VIC or viclient) for the Windows platform. VMware once said that a linux version of this client was in the works, but we suspect that the web client is where we're heading. There used to be an open source client called Kodiak (not full featured). It' was written in Adobe Flex and worked on many different client OSes. It seems however that this project is gone now. Another possibility is to use VMware Player as a remote console with the command: vmplayer -h ip.address.of.your.host |
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25 Sep, 2008
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Really curious if anyone else sees the glorious irony now MS has started their bashing vmware campaign and VMWare has gone windows only with ESX (since it can't be managed properly without windows). See what it got you vmware? They're biting your throat out. Now I'm no MS fan, and dispise their methods, but I can't help laughing my ass off on this one. |
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08 Aug, 2008
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Dan M
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You also may want to check out iMKS, the Remote Console "Virtual Appliance" for cross-platform VMware administration and Remote Consoles http://DesktopECHO.com/iMKS |