Re: SDK can not connect to VMWare
= index.php:submitRequest() (line#:85) Call#:2 = requests.php:errorHandler() (line#:332) Backtrace with Arguments: =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Call#:1 = index.php:submitRequest() (line#:85) Arguments(none): --- Call#:2 = requests.php:errorHandler() (line#:332) Arguments(5) Argument#: 1 = 8 Argument#: 2 = Undefined index: imagerevision Argument#: 3 = /var/www/html/vcl/.ht-inc/requests.php Argument#: 4 = 332 Argument#: 5 = Array ( [submitErr] = [user] = Array ( [unityid] = admin [affiliationid] = 1 [affiliation] = Local [firstname] = vcl [lastname] = admin [preferredname] = [email] = root@localhost [emailnotices] = 0 [IMtype] = none [IMid] = [id] = 1 [adminlevel] = developer [adminlevelid] = 3 [width] = 1024 [height] = 768 [bpp] = 16 [audiomode] = local [mapdrives] = 1 [mapprinters] = 1 [mapserial] = 1 [showallgroups] = 1 [lastupdated] = 2007-05-17 09:58:39 [shibonly] = 0 [groups] = Array ( [3] = adminUsers [1] = global [4] = manageNewImages [5] = Specify End Time ) [privileges] = Array ( [0] = cascade [1] = computerAdmin [2] = groupAdmin [3] = imageAdmin [4] = imageCheckOut [5] = mgmtNodeAdmin [6] = nodeAdmin [7] = resourceGrant [8] = scheduleAdmin [9] = userGrant ) [login] = admin [memberCurrentBlock] = 0 ) [viewmode] = 3 [HTMLheader] = [mode] = submitRequest [printedHTMLheader] = 0 [data] = Array ( [requestid] = [day] = 2/4/2011 [hour] = 6 [minute] = 00 [meridian] = pm [endday] = [endhour] = [endminute] = 00 [endmeridian] = [length] = 30 [started] = [os] = [imageid] = 11 [prettyimage] = [time] = future [revisionid] = Array ( ) [ending] = length [enddate] = [extend] = [testjavascript] = 0 [imaging] = 0 [lengthchanged] = 0 ) [imaging] = 0 [resources] = Array ( [computer] = Array ( [1] = vclesx.nextdata.com.mx [2] = WindowsXP ) [image] = Array ( [11] = WinXP6 [4] = No Image ) [managementnode] = Array ( [1] = vcl.nextdata.com.mx ) [schedule] = Array ( [1] = VCL 24x7 ) ) [validImageids] = Array ( [0] = 11 [1] = 4 ) [showrevisions] = 0 [subimages] = 0 [images] = Array ( [4] = Array ( [id] = 4 [name] = noimage [prettyname] = No Image [ownerid] = 1 [owner] = admin@Local [platformid] = 1 [platform] = i386 [osid] = 2 [os] = sun4x_58 [minram] = 0 [minprocnumber] = 1 [minprocspeed] = 0 [minnetwork] = 10 [maxconcurrent] = [reloadtime] = 0 [deleted] = 0 [test] = 0 [resourceid] = 4 [lastupdate] = [forcheckout] = 0 [maxinitialtime] = 0 [imagemetaid] = [imagerevision] = Array ( [4] = Array ( [id] = 4 [revision] = 0 [userid] = 1 [user] = admin@Local [datecreated] = 1980-01-01 00:00:00 [prettydate] = 1/01/80 12:00 AM [production] = 1 [imagename] = noimage ) ) ) [11] = Array ( [id] = 11 [name] = vmwarewinxp-WinXP611-v0 [prettyname] = WinXP6 [ownerid] = 1 [owner] = admin@Local [platformid] = 1 [platform] = i386 [osid] = 16 [os] = vmwarewinxp [minram] = 0 [minprocnumber] = 0 [minprocspeed] = 0 [minnetwork] = 0 [maxconcurrent] = [reloadtime] = 10 [deleted] = 0 [test] = 0 [resourceid] = 18 [lastupdate] = 2011-02-04 16:55:35 [forcheckout] = 1 [maxinitialtime] = 0 [imagemetaid] = 7 [checkuser] = 1 [rootaccess] = 1 [usergroupid] = [usergroup] = [sysprep] = 0 [subimages] = Array ( ) ) ) ) --- *From:* Andy Kurth [mailto:andy_ku...@ncsu.edu] *To:* vcl-user@incubator.apache.org *Sent:* Fri, 04 Feb 2011 16:17:53 -0600 *Subject:* Re: SDK can not connect to VMWare It looks like the username and possibly the password aren't configured in the VM profile: unable to connect to VM host: https://myserver:8333/sdk, username: '0', error: The username and password are currently required to use the vSphere SDK. Otherwise, SSH must be enabled on the VM host and an identity key configured. Regarding VMware licensing, VCL works using the free ESXi license as long as SSH is enabled. The vSphere SDK can only be used if the VMware host is using a commercial license or running in evaluation mode. The vSphere SDK and other methods provided by VMware are crippled when the free license code is applied. -Andy Mauricio César Ramírez Torres wrote: Another question requires a specific license from VMWare to use with the SDK? Thanks. On 04/02/11 11:10, Mauricio César Ramírez Torres wrote: Good day, I annex the last lines of vcld.log, try to send this corresponds to the last attempt I made to import an image, the line 100 to the 600 does not understand what that indicates, around line 650 is where I believe this marking problems with the SDK. I'm working with ESXi 4.0, 2.2 and SKD 4.0 VCL what I have installed everything on the same computer, ie the database, the node manager and web application, is this correct or recommend a different structure, I did this so for testing, only I have 2 desktop computers to use as customers at the time that works and to get familiar with the application, when working properly then think of a final structure. Greetings and thanks for your time
Re: SDK can not connect to VMWare
: =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Call#:1 = index.php:submitRequest() (line#:85) Call#:2 = requests.php:errorHandler() (line#:332) Backtrace with Arguments: =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Call#:1 = index.php:submitRequest() (line#:85) Arguments(none): --- Call#:2 = requests.php:errorHandler() (line#:332) Arguments(5) Argument#: 1 = 8 Argument#: 2 = Undefined index: imagerevision Argument#: 3 = /var/www/html/vcl/.ht-inc/requests.php Argument#: 4 = 332 Argument#: 5 = Array ( [submitErr] = [user] = Array ( [unityid] = admin [affiliationid] = 1 [affiliation] = Local [firstname] = vcl [lastname] = admin [preferredname] = [email] = root@localhost [emailnotices] = 0 [IMtype] = none [IMid] = [id] = 1 [adminlevel] = developer [adminlevelid] = 3 [width] = 1024 [height] = 768 [bpp] = 16 [audiomode] = local [mapdrives] = 1 [mapprinters] = 1 [mapserial] = 1 [showallgroups] = 1 [lastupdated] = 2007-05-17 09:58:39 [shibonly] = 0 [groups] = Array ( [3] = adminUsers [1] = global [4] = manageNewImages [5] = Specify End Time ) [privileges] = Array ( [0] = cascade [1] = computerAdmin [2] = groupAdmin [3] = imageAdmin [4] = imageCheckOut [5] = mgmtNodeAdmin [6] = nodeAdmin [7] = resourceGrant [8] = scheduleAdmin [9] = userGrant ) [login] = admin [memberCurrentBlock] = 0 ) [viewmode] = 3 [HTMLheader] = [mode] = submitRequest [printedHTMLheader] = 0 [data] = Array ( [requestid] = [day] = 2/4/2011 [hour] = 6 [minute] = 00 [meridian] = pm [endday] = [endhour] = [endminute] = 00 [endmeridian] = [length] = 30 [started] = [os] = [imageid] = 11 [prettyimage] = [time] = future [revisionid] = Array ( ) [ending] = length [enddate] = [extend] = [testjavascript] = 0 [imaging] = 0 [lengthchanged] = 0 ) [imaging] = 0 [resources] = Array ( [computer] = Array ( [1] = vclesx.nextdata.com.mx [2] = WindowsXP ) [image] = Array ( [11] = WinXP6 [4] = No Image ) [managementnode] = Array ( [1] = vcl.nextdata.com.mx ) [schedule] = Array ( [1] = VCL 24x7 ) ) [validImageids] = Array ( [0] = 11 [1] = 4 ) [showrevisions] = 0 [subimages] = 0 [images] = Array ( [4] = Array ( [id] = 4 [name] = noimage [prettyname] = No Image [ownerid] = 1 [owner] = admin@Local [platformid] = 1 [platform] = i386 [osid] = 2 [os] = sun4x_58 [minram] = 0 [minprocnumber] = 1 [minprocspeed] = 0 [minnetwork] = 10 [maxconcurrent] = [reloadtime] = 0 [deleted] = 0 [test] = 0 [resourceid] = 4 [lastupdate] = [forcheckout] = 0 [maxinitialtime] = 0 [imagemetaid] = [imagerevision] = Array ( [4] = Array ( [id] = 4 [revision] = 0 [userid] = 1 [user] = admin@Local [datecreated] = 1980-01-01 00:00:00 [prettydate] = 1/01/80 12:00 AM [production] = 1 [imagename] = noimage ) ) ) [11] = Array ( [id] = 11 [name] = vmwarewinxp-WinXP611-v0 [prettyname] = WinXP6 [ownerid] = 1 [owner] = admin@Local [platformid] = 1 [platform] = i386 [osid] = 16 [os] = vmwarewinxp [minram] = 0 [minprocnumber] = 0 [minprocspeed] = 0 [minnetwork] = 0 [maxconcurrent] = [reloadtime] = 10 [deleted] = 0 [test] = 0 [resourceid] = 18 [lastupdate] = 2011-02-04 16:55:35 [forcheckout] = 1 [maxinitialtime] = 0 [imagemetaid] = 7 [checkuser] = 1 [rootaccess] = 1 [usergroupid] = [usergroup] = [sysprep] = 0 [subimages] = Array ( ) ) ) ) --- *From:* Andy Kurth [mailto:andy_ku...@ncsu.edu] *To:* vcl-user@incubator.apache.org *Sent:* Fri, 04 Feb 2011 16:17:53 -0600 *Subject:* Re: SDK can not connect to VMWare It looks like the username and possibly the password aren't configured in the VM profile: unable to connect to VM host: https://myserver:8333/sdk, username: '0', error: The username and password are currently required to use the vSphere SDK. Otherwise, SSH must be enabled on the VM host and an identity key configured. Regarding VMware licensing, VCL works using the free ESXi license as long as SSH is enabled. The vSphere SDK can only be used if the VMware host is using a commercial license or running in evaluation mode. The vSphere SDK and other methods provided by VMware are crippled when the free license code is applied. -Andy Mauricio César Ramírez Torres wrote: Another question requires a specific license from VMWare to use with the SDK? Thanks. On 04/02/11 11:10, Mauricio César Ramírez Torres wrote: Good day, I annex the last lines of vcld.log, try to send this corresponds to the last attempt I made to import an image, the line 100 to the 600 does not understand what that indicates, around line 650 is where I believe this marking problems with the SDK. I'm working with ESXi 4.0, 2.2 and SKD 4.0 VCL what I have installed everything on the same computer, ie the database, the node manager and web application, is this correct or recommend a different structure, I did this so for testing, only I have 2 desktop computers to use as customers at the time that works and to get familiar with the application, when working properly then think of a final structure. Greetings and thanks for your time
Re: SDK can not connect to VMWare
] = admin [affiliationid] = 1 [affiliation] = Local [firstname] = vcl [lastname] = admin [preferredname] = [email] = root@localhost [emailnotices] = 0 [IMtype] = none [IMid] = [id] = 1 [adminlevel] = developer [adminlevelid] = 3 [width] = 1024 [height] = 768 [bpp] = 16 [audiomode] = local [mapdrives] = 1 [mapprinters] = 1 [mapserial] = 1 [showallgroups] = 1 [lastupdated] = 2007-05-17 09:58:39 [shibonly] = 0 [groups] = Array ( [3] = adminUsers [1] = global [4] = manageNewImages [5] = Specify End Time ) [privileges] = Array ( [0] = cascade [1] = computerAdmin [2] = groupAdmin [3] = imageAdmin [4] = imageCheckOut [5] = mgmtNodeAdmin [6] = nodeAdmin [7] = resourceGrant [8] = scheduleAdmin [9] = userGrant ) [login] = admin [memberCurrentBlock] = 0 ) [viewmode] = 3 [HTMLheader] = [mode] = submitRequest [printedHTMLheader] = 0 [data] = Array ( [requestid] = [day] = 2/4/2011 [hour] = 6 [minute] = 00 [meridian] = pm [endday] = [endhour] = [endminute] = 00 [endmeridian] = [length] = 30 [started] = [os] = [imageid] = 11 [prettyimage] = [time] = future [revisionid] = Array ( ) [ending] = length [enddate] = [extend] = [testjavascript] = 0 [imaging] = 0 [lengthchanged] = 0 ) [imaging] = 0 [resources] = Array ( [computer] = Array ( [1] = vclesx.nextdata.com.mx [2] = WindowsXP ) [image] = Array ( [11] = WinXP6 [4] = No Image ) [managementnode] = Array ( [1] = vcl.nextdata.com.mx ) [schedule] = Array ( [1] = VCL 24x7 ) ) [validImageids] = Array ( [0] = 11 [1] = 4 ) [showrevisions] = 0 [subimages] = 0 [images] = Array ( [4] = Array ( [id] = 4 [name] = noimage [prettyname] = No Image [ownerid] = 1 [owner] = admin@Local [platformid] = 1 [platform] = i386 [osid] = 2 [os] = sun4x_58 [minram] = 0 [minprocnumber] = 1 [minprocspeed] = 0 [minnetwork] = 10 [maxconcurrent] = [reloadtime] = 0 [deleted] = 0 [test] = 0 [resourceid] = 4 [lastupdate] = [forcheckout] = 0 [maxinitialtime] = 0 [imagemetaid] = [imagerevision] = Array ( [4] = Array ( [id] = 4 [revision] = 0 [userid] = 1 [user] = admin@Local [datecreated] = 1980-01-01 00:00:00 [prettydate] = 1/01/80 12:00 AM [production] = 1 [imagename] = noimage ) ) ) [11] = Array ( [id] = 11 [name] = vmwarewinxp-WinXP611-v0 [prettyname] = WinXP6 [ownerid] = 1 [owner] = admin@Local [platformid] = 1 [platform] = i386 [osid] = 16 [os] = vmwarewinxp [minram] = 0 [minprocnumber] = 0 [minprocspeed] = 0 [minnetwork] = 0 [maxconcurrent] = [reloadtime] = 10 [deleted] = 0 [test] = 0 [resourceid] = 18 [lastupdate] = 2011-02-04 16:55:35 [forcheckout] = 1 [maxinitialtime] = 0 [imagemetaid] = 7 [checkuser] = 1 [rootaccess] = 1 [usergroupid] = [usergroup] = [sysprep] = 0 [subimages] = Array ( ) ) ) ) --- *From:* Andy Kurth [mailto:andy_ku...@ncsu.edu] *To:* vcl-user@incubator.apache.org *Sent:* Fri, 04 Feb 2011 16:17:53 -0600 *Subject:* Re: SDK can not connect to VMWare It looks like the username and possibly the password aren't configured in the VM profile: unable to connect to VM host: https://myserver:8333/sdk, username: '0', error: The username and password are currently required to use the vSphere SDK. Otherwise, SSH must be enabled on the VM host and an identity key configured. Regarding VMware licensing, VCL works using the free ESXi license as long as SSH is enabled. The vSphere SDK can only be used if the VMware host is using a commercial license or running in evaluation mode. The vSphere SDK and other methods provided by VMware are crippled when the free license code is applied. -Andy Mauricio César Ramírez Torres wrote: Another question requires a specific license from VMWare to use with the SDK? Thanks. On 04/02/11 11:10, Mauricio César Ramírez Torres wrote: Good day, I annex the last lines of vcld.log, try to send this corresponds to the last attempt I made to import an image, the line 100 to the 600 does not understand what that indicates, around line 650 is where I believe this marking problems with the SDK. I'm working with ESXi 4.0, 2.2 and SKD 4.0 VCL what I have installed everything on the same computer, ie
Re: SDK can not connect to VMWare
It looks like the username and possibly the password aren't configured in the VM profile: unable to connect to VM host: https://myserver:8333/sdk, username: '0', error: The username and password are currently required to use the vSphere SDK. Otherwise, SSH must be enabled on the VM host and an identity key configured. Regarding VMware licensing, VCL works using the free ESXi license as long as SSH is enabled. The vSphere SDK can only be used if the VMware host is using a commercial license or running in evaluation mode. The vSphere SDK and other methods provided by VMware are crippled when the free license code is applied. -Andy Mauricio César Ramírez Torres wrote: Another question requires a specific license from VMWare to use with the SDK? Thanks. On 04/02/11 11:10, Mauricio César Ramírez Torres wrote: Good day, I annex the last lines of vcld.log, try to send this corresponds to the last attempt I made to import an image, the line 100 to the 600 does not understand what that indicates, around line 650 is where I believe this marking problems with the SDK. I'm working with ESXi 4.0, 2.2 and SKD 4.0 VCL what I have installed everything on the same computer, ie the database, the node manager and web application, is this correct or recommend a different structure, I did this so for testing, only I have 2 desktop computers to use as customers at the time that works and to get familiar with the application, when working properly then think of a final structure. Greetings and thanks for your time. *From:* Andy Kurth [mailto:andy_ku...@ncsu.edu] *To:* vcl-user@incubator.apache.org *Sent:* Fri, 04 Feb 2011 10:03:10 -0600 *Subject:* Re: SDK can not connect to VMWare Please include the vcld.log output. There are a few reasons why the connection may fail. It could be an incorrect URL, incorrect username/password, or the version of the SDK installed on the management node isn't compatible with the version on the VM host. I may be able to tell based on the log output. Regards, Andy On 2/2/2011 6:30 PM, Mauricio César Ramírez Torres wrote: Good day, I have a problem with VCL 2.2 using VMWare ESXi 4.0 with SDK 4, basically trying to create a base image says that the SDK can not connect to VMWare server, but do not know how I can prove it is possible to connect to ESXi with the SDK. someone tell me how to prove?. I also want to know if any of you would be interested in supporting me to finish my installation properly, and if you are interested please say as it would be the approximate cost. - Antes de imprimir este correo electrónico, piensa bien si es imprescindible hacerlo. El Medio Ambiente es cosa de todos. -- Atte. Mauricio César Ramírez Torres. Soporte Técnico Frigus Bohn. Tel. (442) 296 4566 - Antes de imprimir este correo electrónico, piensa bien si es imprescindible hacerlo. El Medio Ambiente es cosa de todos.
Re: SDK can not connect to VMWare
[width] = 1024 [height] = 768 [bpp] = 16 [audiomode] = local [mapdrives] = 1 [mapprinters] = 1 [mapserial] = 1 [showallgroups] = 1 [lastupdated] = 2007-05-17 09:58:39 [shibonly] = 0 [groups] = Array ( [3] = adminUsers [1] = global [4] = manageNewImages [5] = Specify End Time )[privileges] = Array ( [0] = cascade [1] = computerAdmin [2] = groupAdmin [3] = imageAdmin [4] = imageCheckOut [5] = mgmtNodeAdmin [6] = nodeAdmin [7] = resourceGrant [8] = scheduleAdmin [9] = userGrant )[login] = admin [memberCurrentBlock] = 0 )[viewmode] = 3 [HTMLheader] = [mode] = submitRequest [printedHTMLheader] = 0 [data] = Array ( [requestid] = [day] = 2/4/2011 [hour] = 6 [minute] = 00 [meridian] = pm [endday] = [endhour] = [endminute] = 00 [endmeridian] = [length] = 30 [started] = [os] = [imageid] = 11 [prettyimage] = [time] = future [revisionid] = Array ( ) [ending] = length [enddate] = [extend] = [testjavascript] = 0 [imaging] = 0 [lengthchanged] = 0 ) [imaging] = 0 [resources] = Array ( [computer] = Array ( [1] = vclesx.nextdata.com.mx [2] = WindowsXP ) [image] = Array ( [11] = WinXP6 [4] = No Image ) [managementnode] = Array ( [1] = vcl.nextdata.com.mx ) [schedule] = Array ( [1] = VCL 24x7 ) ) [validImageids] = Array ( [0] = 11 [1] = 4 ) [showrevisions] = 0 [subimages] = 0 [images] = Array ( [4] = Array ( [id] = 4 [name] = noimage [prettyname] = No Image [ownerid] = 1 [owner] = admin@Local [platformid] = 1 [platform] = i386 [osid] = 2 [os] = sun4x_58 [minram] = 0 [minprocnumber] = 1 [minprocspeed] = 0 [minnetwork] = 10 [maxconcurrent] = [reloadtime] = 0 [deleted] = 0 [test] = 0 [resourceid] = 4 [lastupdate] = [forcheckout] = 0 [maxinitialtime] = 0 [imagemetaid] = [imagerevision] = Array ( [4] = Array ( [id] = 4 [revision] = 0 [userid] = 1 [user] = admin@Local [datecreated] = 1980-01-01 00:00:00 [prettydate] = 1/01/80 12:00 AM [production] = 1 [imagename] = noimage ) ) ) [11] = Array ( [id] = 11 [name] = vmwarewinxp-WinXP611-v0 [prettyname] = WinXP6 [ownerid] = 1 [owner] = admin@Local [platformid] = 1 [platform] = i386 [osid] = 16 [os] = vmwarewinxp [minram] = 0 [minprocnumber] = 0 [minprocspeed] = 0 [minnetwork] = 0 [maxconcurrent] = [reloadtime] = 10 [deleted] = 0 [test] = 0 [resourceid] = 18 [lastupdate] = 2011-02-04 16:55:35 [forcheckout] = 1 [maxinitialtime] = 0 [imagemetaid] = 7 [checkuser] = 1 [rootaccess] = 1 [usergroupid] = [usergroup] = [sysprep] = 0 [subimages] = Array ( ) ) ) ) --- _ From: Andy Kurth [mailto:andy_ku...@ncsu.edu] To: vcl-user@incubator.apache.org Sent: Fri, 04 Feb 2011 16:17:53 -0600 Subject: Re: SDK can not connect to VMWare It looks like the username and possibly the password aren't configured in the VM profile: unable to connect to VM host: https://myserver:8333/sdk, username: '0', error: The username and password are currently required to use the vSphere SDK. Otherwise, SSH must be enabled on the VM host and an identity key configured. Regarding VMware licensing, VCL works using the free ESXi license as long as SSH is enabled. The vSphere SDK can only be used if the VMware host is using a commercial license or running in evaluation mode. The vSphere SDK and other methods provided by VMware are crippled when the free license code is applied. -Andy Mauricio César Ramírez Torres wrote: Another question requires a specific license from VMWare to use with the SDK? Thanks. On 04/02/11 11:10, Mauricio César Ramírez Torres wrote: Good day, I annex the last lines of vcld.log, try to send this corresponds to the last attempt I made to import an image, the line 100 to the 600 does not understand what that indicates, around line 650 is where I believe this marking problems with the SDK. I'm working with ESXi 4.0, 2.2 and SKD 4.0 VCL what I have installed everything on the same computer, ie the database, the node manager and web application, is this correct or recommend a different structure, I did this so for testing, only I have 2 desktop computers to use as customers at the time that works and to get familiar with the application, when working properly then think of a final structure. Greetings and thanks for your time. *From:* Andy Kurth [mailto:andy_ku...@ncsu.edu] *To:* vcl-user@incubator.apache.org *Sent:* Fri
