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Hi, how do I connect to a VM running on a removte machine with some sort of spice client? There doesn?t seem to be any spice client available in Centos 7 that works.

Felipe Salvador wrote: > On Wed, Aug 30, 2017 at 04:55:45PM +0200, hw wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> how do I connect to a VM running on a removte machine with some >> sort of spice client? There doesn?t seem to be any spice client >> available in Centos 7 that works. > > virt-viewer? > That only says it?s unable to connect. The XML-dump says:

I finally got access to some machines with more resources than the free VMware ESXi license allows which pushed me into trying kvm instead. Seems capable enough for what I need and can even import and run the existing vmdk images I already have. But, I have some questions about accessing the virt-manager console remotely for initial configuration, etc.. Normally I use freenx for remote GUI

rdesktop has been spewing error messages since the update to CentOS 6.4. Aside from the continuous stream of errors in the terminal window from which it was launched, there are a number of usability issues in the remote session. The pointer does not change shape when moving over various window components such as column separators, window borders, etc. The background doesn't refresh within

milos.blazevic wrote: > A VM can have spice console listen only on the loopback interface, so the only way to connect would be to tunnel the spice connection via SSH. This is so 'by design'. I specified to listen on all addresses --- in my understanding, that are the addresses of the host rather than those of any particular VM. > You'll certainly need an SSH keypair for

Still in the process of migrating from an old CentOS5 server to a brand new CentOS7. After finally getting Virtualbox-5.0 installed and a new Wondoze10 Pro installed it became time to shift the data from the old server to the new. The old server is headless and I installed the old WindozeXP into the Virtualbox4.x via the command line. To do some of the admin I needed to attach to the windoze

On Thu, 22 Jun 2017, me at tdiehl.org wrote: > Hummm, I have epel enabled and when I try do yum install rdesktop, I get > "No package rdesktop available." Use freerdp rather than rdesktop, as rdesktop has been parked AFAIK, with the last release Oct-2014. Freerdp is included with CentOS. jh

I need to install a newer version of rdesktop than the one that comes with Centos-4. I can download the latest version..where do i tell the rdesktop installer to install to so the kde links to the right file? ALSO I can install it to my home directory..then how do i point the kde remote desktop link to the new rdesktop file? Any pointers/suggestions? William -- My "Foundation"

I've got this report (edited for clarity): # As it happens, it is unique to tunneling. I only have one protocol to # test with tunnelling at present due to firewalling on the host I'm # connecting to (rdp to a terminal server). # # When I try and telnet [host] 3389, it works fine, and I can disconnect # as normal. If I try the rdp client, I get this error: # # rdesktop: A Remote Desktop

Hi all, I'm trying to connect to a remote Widnows server from my CentOS 5.2 / KDE 3.5.4-11, but everytime I try and connect I get the following error: Could not start rdesktop: make sure rdesktop is properly installed And I connect using krdc rdp:/remote.host.name - but I also tried krdc rdp:/ 1.2.3.4 from the command line. It pop's up the preferences box, where I specify the screen

Hi All, In my Windows 7 Pro 64 bit KVM virtual machine, I have a hidden device driver called "vport0p1". What driver goes with this? Many thanks, -T

On Sat, 2015-07-04 at 19:22 -0700, ToddAndMargo wrote: > I am glad it worked. > > Sounds to me like Windows being Windows. SOF (Son-of-Frankenstein > or Windows Nein, oops, Windows 10) is terrible quality. If it > works right in your other VM's, then it is SOF's doing. The newest update (10162) appears to have improved the weird mouse behaviour I was seeing. It's

Hi, I have a fedora15 box with a win7 kvm instance that has been running for some time, but lately it seems to just crash and disappear without any idea of what happened. It's never happened while I have been using it, only when the instance is idle. I usually start the instance using virt-manager, but also start it just using "virsh start mykvm" then access it using the spicec

Sorry for an off topic post, but a lot of you folks are sysadmins here or there, and just might have a suggestion... ;-) I have a WinXP machine that is to be unattended for a period of 3 years (yes, I know, it sounds ridiculous, but still...). What I need is remote access to it to perform regular system maintenance, virus cleanups, occasional software installations, reboots, config changes,

Hi all, as per subject, when a Windows guest using a Spice display is rebooted with a planned chkdsk, the consistency check is always skipped. It seems that the Spice display issues some "phantom" keystrokes, which are then intended by Windows as the "skip chkdsk at boot" signal. I tried to use a Spice display with no additional features (ie: USB redirection), but to no

On Wed, June 21, 2017 10:24 am, Mark Haney wrote: > On 06/21/2017 11:22 AM, me at tdiehl.org wrote: >> Hi, >> >> Does anyone know of a good program for doing RDP to windows servers on >> C-7? I used rdesktop on CentOS and on maemo (which is clone of clone of Debian) handheld for quite some time, and it is still available on CentOS 7 (via either base or epel yum

On 19/10/2018 08:13, Gionatan Danti wrote: > Il 17-10-2018 09:15 Gionatan Danti ha scritto: >> Hi all, >> as per subject, when a Windows guest using a Spice display is rebooted >> with a planned chkdsk, the consistency check is always skipped. >> >> It seems that the Spice display issues some "phantom" keystrokes, >> which are then intended by

Hello, i want to start a guest OS in the server, and use spice to achieve graphical interaction with the guest OS. But when i config the XML file, i was confuse by spice . The graphic node is : <graphics type='spice' port='5990' ><listen type='address' address='127.0.0.1'/></graphics> but is has such error as below : libvir: QEMU error : internal

Hi List, Is it possible to prevent other clients from stealing my libvirtd hosted spice session? This is a problem for me where multiple co-workers access the same guest over a qemu+ssh:// connection. Instead of simply disconnecting clients, I'd like libvirtd to deny the new client. I've been looking at polkit acl rules and the vnc sharePolicy attribute but so far no luck.

Not the answer you want but xfreerdp has worked for me where rdesktop no longer does (I take because of the new security settings) xfreerdp /bpp:16 /size:1200x720 /u:"raubvogel" /v:hostname:port On Mon, Nov 12, 2018 at 5:11 AM <me at tdiehl.org> wrote: > > On Sun, 11 Nov 2018, Fred Smith wrote: > > > I have a win10 VM in virtualbox on my Linux (C7) desktop. I CAN