On 01/08/2015 06:09 PM, Reindl Harald wrote:
in my "serious" environments which are all virtualized it is simple:
* a central VMware vCenter Server for the HA cluster
* that thing is sadly a windows machine, don't matter
because it's only purpose is to run a RDP session
and all day long the VMware client connected to the
vCenter
* for sure you can achieve the same with pure open-source
Right, just a SMOP.... NOT.
Actually, even with vCenter (which we also have) getting a console is
not a foregone conclusion. It is a browser plugin which actually right
now does not work for me on my linux desktop.
On second thought, perhaps you're suggesting what I often do, RDP to a
windows machine with vCenter, which does work, but is less than elegant:
RDP from machine 1 to a virtual machine 2, accessing a hypervisor
running on physical host 3 that accesses a virtual machine 4.
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