Go back to your Windows vCenter and copy the already generated files to the HTML5 Client Appliance. Then Login as root via ssh and create the following ~ # mkdir -p ~ # mkdir -p /etc/vmware/vsphere-client/vsphere-client/
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Login as root (default password demova) at vSphere console and start the ssh daemon ~ # systemctl start sshdįor security reasons change the root ~ # passwd Otherwise the start of the Appliance fails with Cannot initialize property “_- Web_Client_Appliance’.Network ‘Network 1’ has no associated network protocol profile.”
can be ignored.Ĭheck if the generated files has sizes > 0 bytesĮnsure that an IP Pool, for the network the HTML5 Client Appliance should belongs to, exists and is properly configured (DNS Servers, DNS Suffix, DNS Searchpath…). If you are on vCenter 6.0 U2 and onwards the error The system cannot find the file specified. Using the default reverseproxyport=443 since no custom port found. Using the get-machine-id as get-ldu is returning an error for this vcenter.Įrror 100001: An unknown option was present on the command line. Win Error: The system cannot find the file specified. Open a cmd shell with administrator permissions and run server-configure.bat SET CLIENT_DIR=%PROGRAMDATA%\VMware\vCenterServer\cfg\vsphere-client SET VMAFD_CLI=D:\Programs\VMware\vCenter Server\vmafdd\vmafd-cli.exe
SET VECS_CLI=D:\Programs\VMware\vCenter Server\vmafdd\vecs-cli.exe SET KEYTOOL=D:\Programs\VMware\vCenter Server\jre\bin\keytool.exe If you do not use the default installation pathes (in this example D:\Programs) edit server-configure.bat and adjust KEYTOOL, VECS_CLI, VMAFD_CLI and CLIENT_DIR (default of CLIENT_DIR works for me) environment variables Adjust IP (OVF Import) and MAC address.Ĭopy server-configure.bat to your Windows vCenter Server. These are there the steps to setup the new HTML5 Client within an vSphere 6 environment.ĭownload the latest version fling appliance h5ngcVA-3.41.0.0-9687895_OVF10.ova and server-configure.bat and deploy the appliance to your vSphere environment.
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