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This configuration was done running vCenter 6.0 on Windows Server 2012 R2, but other versions of windows may also work.

#VSPHERE 6.0 CLIENT PLUGIN CHROME MANUAL#

In this release of the Fling there is more manual configuration that is done on the Windows side, but this will be more automated in a future release of the Fling. The process is similar to the vCenter Server Appliance. Finally, the registration script is starting the web server, also installing any packages and plugins needed.ДЄs stated earlier the vSphere HTML5 Web Client Fling also works with vCenter 6.0 for Windows. Making sure the vCenter Server Appliance bash shell is enabled allows for SCP to copy these configuration files over to the Fling Appliance. etc/init.d/vsphere-client configure -start yes -user root -vcВ -ntp Д¬ontinue the registration process by answering вЂњYesвЂќ to continue connecting and entering your vCenter Server Appliance password.Дuring the registration process the following configuration files are created and copied from the vCenter Server Appliance to the vSphere HTML5 Web Client Fling: webclient.properties, ds.properties, and store.jks. Run the following command to register the Fling appliance with vCenter Server Appliance: LetвЂ™s go through the process of configuring the vSphere HTML5 Web Client Fling with both the vCenter Server Appliance and vCenter for Windows Configuration with the vCenter Server Appliance This is taken care of for you when using the vSphere Web Client. Note: when deploying with the vSphere client (aka C# or Thick client) an IP pool is required. When the Fling appliance is at the console screen, SSH using the login username root and password demova. Go through the deploy OVF Template wizard, power on the the fling appliance and wait for the boot process to complete. The Fling OVF can be deployed using either the vSphere 6.0 Web Client orВ Embedded Host Client. Prior to deploying the vSphere HTML5 web client Fling appliance verify all specifications are in place and prerequisites have been met. VSphere HTML5 Web Client Fling Deployment

Enable vCenter Server Appliance Bash Shell, temporarily needed to SCP configuration files from the Fling to the vCenter Server Appliance.

#VSPHERE 6.0 CLIENT PLUGIN CHROME INSTALL#

Enable SSH on your vCenter Server Appliance, temporarily needed only during the install process.

Usable with either the vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) or Windows.

Other browsers may work, but have not been tested yet

Recommended Browsers include Chrome, Firefox, and IE11.

The Fling should be deployed with the following specifications and prerequisites in mind: Nor does it affect any operations, such as the use of the current vSphere Web Client, as it is meant to run side by side. The Fling does not make any changes to your existing vCenter or Platform Services Controller components. The vSphere HTML5 Web Client Fling is a standalone appliance that can be deployed in your existing or new vSphere 6.0 and later environments in a transparent manner.

Global Views: Recent tasks, Alarms (view only).Additional monitoring views: Performance charts, Tasks, Event.

VM Edit Settings (simple CPU, Memory, Disk changes).

Here is a list of the features and operations available in this first release: This first releaseВ of the Fling will focus primarily on VM management, with more updates coming. VMware announced the first step towards making a HTML5 Web Client aВ reality, the vSphere HTML5 Web Client Fling.

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Update 3/30/16 вЂ“ Added requirement of IP Pool for vSphere Client

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