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    Accessing VM Console - Error 902

    Within VC, the ESX host was added with IP Address. I have read several instances were people indicated this problem was due to DNS. After looking at this some more I am starting to think that may be the issue ?? The vCenter server has an IP of 10.1.1.74, the ESX is 10.1.1.71. However both of...
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    Accessing VM Console - Error 902

    No 903 service on either the ESX host or the vCenter host.
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    Accessing VM Console - Error 902

    I can telnet to port 902 on the ESX host. There isn't a 902 listener on the vCenter host. Should there be a 902 service on the vCenter host ?
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    Accessing VM Console - Error 902

    The VC server doesn't have telnet service nor does it have the 902 AUTH Service, does it need that ? Yes, I add entries on the ESX host in /etc/hosts, I can ping the ESX itself by name as well as the VC server by name. However, just to note, the ESX host, when added to vCenter, was added using...
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    Accessing VM Console - Error 902

    I can telnet to port 902 on the ESX host from the client where I am running vSphere as well as from vCenter server. Connected to esx-71.mylab.com. Escape character is '^]'. 220 VMware Authentication Daemon Version 1.10: SSL Required, ServerDaemonProtocol:SOAP, MKSDisplayProtocol:VNC , I...
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    Accessing VM Console - Error 902

    I have been troubleshooting a problem using vSphere client (4.0.0 Build 162856). When connected to my vCenter server, when I try to access a VM "Console" I receive an error msg - UNABLE TO CONNECT TO THE MKS: FAILED TO CONNECT TO SERVER 10.23.23.71:902. I have checked various references but...
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