I've got a 2008 server that has 1 vmware guest running on it. The server is a 12 core with 16gb of ram, the guest only takes 512mb and 1 core.
My problem is, as long as the guest is running, I can not log into the host os, server 2008. As soon as I power vmware down, it instantly becomes accessible. I checked my settings on the router, and 5900 points to the ip of the host server, not the vmware server.
Still can't figure it out, though.
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Login painfully slow to impossible
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theonlytalkinggoat
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Re: Login painfully slow to impossible
Try twiddling with the VM's networking settings (NAT v. shared IP v. routed subnet, etc.) if those are available?