Tech: Running VMware Server console on Apple Mac OS X
Posted by Alessandro Perilli
| Friday, April 07, 2006
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The Tao of Mac published an how-to permitting VMware customers to run the (GSX) Server remote console on a MacOS X:
One of the biggest issues with managing VMware Server for me has always been not having a native Mac OS X remote administration client (or a Mac OS X anything, but that's another story). So, with every release, I kept trying to find a way to both see and control my virtual machine consoles by running vmware-console on the server and forwarding the X display to my Mac - which never seemed to work due to various X11 quirks - either the application bombed instantly, or there were masses of debug logging - but never a working remote console. However, after months of virtual head-banging, Chris Dagdigian e-mailed me a note saying that he had got his vmware-console running by using trusted X forwarding, and after a while I had the rest figured out - keyboard mappings and all. The following notes assume you have a Linux-based VMware Server host (running build 22088) and that you can access it over SSH from a Mac with X11 installed...Read the whole article at source.
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