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When I had VMWare Player, when I started the program, it would show a list of VMs on my machine that I could open. When I start VMWare Server, I don't see anything like that.
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When I had VMWare Player, when I started the program, it would show a list of VMs on my machine that I could open. When I start VMWare Server, I don't see anything like that.
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The management interface is listening on port 8333. You can access it with a web browser - (from your VMWare Server machine) https://localhost:8333 or (from a different machine - use the IP Address of your VMWare Server) - https://ip-address:8333
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You access it through a web interface from a remote computer.
VMWare Server is EoA, though and it is scheduled for EoS in less than a year. I would stay away from doing anything on VMWare Server.
So it virtual machines can't be accessed locally? – Phenom – 2010-08-02T10:22:37.433
Not from Server 2.0 or ESXi – MDMarra – 2010-08-02T11:57:54.340
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Seems there is an executable client, which you can use instead of the web interface:
Nice, but that's an .exe file. That's made for Winblows. – Phenom – 2010-08-27T18:08:48.980
Waht version are you using? – Dave M – 2010-06-30T19:23:51.573
The newest one that's free. – Phenom – 2010-07-02T05:57:00.443