Vmware vsphere client linux download how to#

Thank you everyone for all the help thus far. From what he told me, he needs to access the desktop environment.В п»їMarkT94, I still haven't tried your idea, working in it now. ComodoGuy, I downloaded the software but I had no success installing it. Glorious Morris, I did what you and the article specified but when I remote into it all I see is a grey screen I cannot interact with.

Vmware vsphere client linux download how to#

SHH via PuTTY works great, I still haven't been able to figure out how to remotely access the desktop environment. All the user needs needs now is an account with SSH access on the Linux VM. If the OP needed more assistance past that point he could have asked another question in regards to SSH and/or Putty. Gary's answer is short, concise, and correct. Putty is probably the best way to access a Linux system from Windows. The proper way to manage the system would be from a terminal, remotely via SSH. If it is a Linux server, I am not sure why you would have a GUI associated with it. If I was going to grant remote access to a user, or access a Linux server of my own remotely I can't imagine why I would use anything other than SSH. I agree, and I think Gary's answer IS the best answer. In the absence of that data, I'll argue that Gary's answer is, in fact, the best one.

No mention of the purpose of the vm, which flavor of Linux he used, whether a GUI was required and/or installed. If anything, the OP's question is flawed. Most IT pros would use SSH for remote access to a typically-configured Linux server. There's absolutely nothing wrong with Gary's answer.

(Example Use SSH.) It's also about seeing theВ п»їpost first. I'm beginning to notice getting a higher 'Best Answers' count isn't about knowing the answer.