Need advise and suggest from you. Bumped in to this thread and it looks exactly what I am looking for, but am too lazy to build an own html form.. Bei, were you able to sort it out? Thanks for the comment! Looking at the developer console in Chrome, it seems that the cookie is never changed unless I connect to the vcenter web in another tab. Is there bug of vmware html5 console or problem cause my vmware version? 
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Looking at the developer console in Chrome, it seems that the cookie is never changed unless I connect to the vcenter web in another tab. I am able to access my VCenter server but I am unable to access the console of any virtual machine via web browser.
Hi, Thanks for the great work, I was trying this with vcenter 6, but there seems to be an issue with xml version. The below shorcut works to provide the old console like from 4. I tried remove the Util: Now you can take the URL output from the script and enter it into a supported web browser.
William, Thanks for your prompt reply.
Wni32 like vmware changed the order in the URL again for 5. Is there somewhere you are downloading a V5 verison of that plug-in? I just want to share a dedicated server with some friends. This of course is not ideal but after a tinkering, I was able to figure out how to generate the remote console URL for any virtual machine in the new vSphere 5.
Not all parse errors were reported. Close this window and re-launch the console to reconnect.
How to Generate VM Remote Console URL for vSphere 5.x Web Client
Someone managed to do? Thanks for your article. Hey rv, Bei, I just wanna mention that I faced the same issue before and the workaround I used is just after generating the URL I open another connection to the database, for example: Kindly advise how we could solve this issue. Thanks for the script! Vrmc how your comment data is processed. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam.
Sure, you can use this form: Also, I have installed client intergation tool vmware-vmrc-winx Hi, vSphere version is 5. Many Thanks, Rohit Narula.
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I tried this one. Hi William, the script is working fine for me.
Also tried both chrome and in IE. Hey, I see this is no longer supported with vware 6: The link works if you paste it into another tab of a browser vmrd which you are already logged into the vcenter WebClient. You will then be asked to authenticate before it allows you to access the remote console of a particular virtual machine.
Would we get the vcenter user password prompt? Have you tried this with v6?
BryanMcC, on a clean install without a previous version of the older Web client with vmware-vmrc. How should it look like in the first place when you paste the link into an unauthenticated browser vrc Bascially, the script is not only generating a console web page, but it also allows you winn32 power on, off and reboot a VM from a HTML form I created.
I just wanna mention that I faced the same issue before and the workaround I used is just after generating the URL I open another connection to the database, for example:
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