Other than that, just treat the VM as a regular computer.
With that your VM looks just like another device on the local network. Using VMware, 'bridged mode' networking is the most straightforward. vmx configurations and using a VNC client to connect to the powered on virtual machine. Fork ESXi 6.7 does not support VNC 6482 on mkarg commented on edited by rickard-von-essen Packer version ( packer version) Host platform ( uname -a etc.) Debug log output from PACKERLOG1 packer build template.json. 1 Answer Sorted by: 0 The only thing specific about doing this inside a VMware VM is to use a networking mode that can be reached from other computers. Unlike SSH and RDP, valid credentials do not need. on: The user will authenticate themselves on the network level (network layer authentication) in order to establish an RDP connection. Here are a few screenshots of configuring the. VNC connections for VMs and Hosts in VMware type clouds are made directly to the ESXi hosts, not vCenter. Take a look at this blog post for details on configuring custom firewall rules including persisting the custom rules upon a system reboot.
Here is an example of a firewall rule that needs to be created: Users need to also enable the ports selected for each virtual machine on the ESXi firewall. With ESXi 5, this continues to work but there is one additional caveat users should to be aware of, which is the new firewall that has been introduced in ESXi 5. vmx configuration can also be applied to virtual machines running on ESX(i), but is not officially supported by VMware. The ability to connect to a virtual machine using a VNC client has been available since the early days of VMware GSX as described by this VMware KB article. VNC® Connect is presented as a secure, simple remote desktop solution.
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