Do I need to add the ESX 4.1 host itself in the managment node->Add
Computer->Add Single Computer screen, or
just the vm's by name & IP?
Thanks,
Randy.
Josh,
The suggestion of recreating the tables by DROPping them from vcl and then
importing vcl.sql solved my problem;
at that point, I got my "authentication OK" msg. displayed and knew that I was
on the right track, so went into authentication.php
and removed that line, restarted the service an
Andy,
My existing datastore is on a different host: 128.111.90.168, it's an ESX 4.1
host and the datastore I've created there is all
managed by vSphere 4.1 as well. There's a resource pool called "vm-pool" and
the datastore is in the default location. I can
grant you off-campus remote access
HI Andy,
I'll definitely take you up on that offer! We're running a gentoo 'dev'
environment on top-line SUN x64 server hardware,
and I already have a vmware ESX 4.1 host with XP lab-ready vm's standing by
that I prepared & tested a couple weeks ago.
Right now I'm having difficulty getting the
Once your VCL website is working you will need to load each image on a VM,
install and configure Cygwin sshd, then save each as a VCL image. Rather than
taking weeks to get this working via the list I could help you through this over
phone then send a summary to the list. I'd like to use the n
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Randy,
I'd say at the point it would be a good idea to create a new database in mysql
using the vcl.sql file. Then, modify secrets.php and vcld.conf to point to
the new database. Also, make sure to grant the database account you've
created (vclus
