[mdlug] ESX1 remote access to host
Jeff Hanson
jhansonxi at gmail.com
Sat Oct 4 23:13:05 EDT 2014
I prefer X2Go which uses NX and SSH keys. Has Windows and OS X clients
also. I haven't tried it on VMs but I have installed apps using a
graphical installer on a remote system while connected via dial-up.
x2go.org
On Sat, Oct 4, 2014 at 3:11 PM, Tony Bemus <tony at bemushosting.com> wrote:
> For the Linux desktop I suggest using freenx ,nomachine.com . It will add
> citrix like features like full desktop and application publishing. Also
> for desktop use its faster then vnc. The client is cross platform and
> can be setup like a web browser plug-in .
>
> On October 4, 2014 10:43:39 AM EDT, Gmail-otakurider <otakurider at gmail.com>
> wrote:
> >
> >ESXi gurus out there..
> >
> >I am setting up a Vmware ESXi box at the college I take classes at,
> >The
> >setup went fine and also the host install are fine as well. The
> >question I have or at least a recommendation is how best to access the
> >ESXi VM hosts remotely. We have a mix of Linux (server and Desktop)
> >and
> >Windows, BSD, and a few others for the students to use in the cyberlabs
> >or at times remotely by other groups for things like red team blue team
> >games. I know you can use SSH for the servers and teamviewer or VNC
> >for
> >some of the desktops. It it possible to access the hosts using RDP
> >directly to the display console kind of like you can with the
> >virtualbox
> >remote option? We mostly will access the Hosts from the Imac's we
> >have, we do have a few windos that students use as well in the lab.
> >
> >The labs imacs and winds use virtualbox for there main vm's, the ESXi
> >box's are for special training of outside groups
> > from time to time.
> >
> >
> >Thank all
> >
> >
> >Pat
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