Problem opening the console to a virtual machine on your host?
The errors connecting will look something like this.
Port 902 has to be open from your client to your host.
How to test is you can get to port902
Telnet to your host port 902.
Example: in dos do telnet hostip 902
You should get this
If you don’t see that, then there is a problem somewhere along the way.
Somewhere pot 902 is blocked . It can be on your host, router, anywhere.
Another reason could be that your vi console is set to allow only one display and someone else is on:
What is the MKS: MKS : mouse keyboard screen -thx kjb007
also to note:
"In addition to proper DNS, MKS depends on port 902 end to end (i.e. telnet <hostipaddress> 902). MKS errors are almost always DNS or firewall. The only exception to the 902 requirement is when using vCloud Director which can proxy that connection across 443 for your users."
grasshopper
http://communities.vmware.com/message/2110050#2110050
also to note:
"In addition to proper DNS, MKS depends on port 902 end to end (i.e. telnet <hostipaddress> 902). MKS errors are almost always DNS or firewall. The only exception to the 902 requirement is when using vCloud Director which can proxy that connection across 443 for your users."
grasshopper
http://communities.vmware.com/message/2110050#2110050
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