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ejecutándose sobre Windows 7. Mensaje de error: “A general system error occurred: vmware converter a general system error occurred invalid argument Crypto Exception: error:02001005:system library:fopen:Input/output error:unable to load C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware vCenter Converter Standalone\ssl\rui.crt”. La solución es mucho más simple de vmware converter a general system error occurred unexpected element tag lo que puede parecer. El mensaje de error aparece ni bien se ejecuta la herramienta, antes de comenzar a convertir. El problema está relacionado con los permisos de ejecución https://kb.vmware.com/kb/1028293 del VMware Converter en Windows 7. La solución: Ejecutar VMware Converter como administrador. Una vez ejecutada la herramienta con privilegios de administrador (por más que estemos trabajando con una sesión con privilegios de administrador) ya no nos presentará este problema. Esperamos que os haya sido útil!!! Consultas, dudas o comentarios? Esta dirección de correo electrónico está siendo http://federicocinalli.com/blog/item/54-error-vmware-converter-crypto-exception-ruicrt-en-windows-7 protegida contra los robots de spam. Necesita tener JavaScript habilitado para poder verlo. Tags: VMware converter error windows 7 Post relacionados Log Insight a fondo Comenzando con VMware vRealize Orchestrator VMUG Madrid 2015 Diseño de Almacenamiento en vSphere - Parte 1 VCI Day Barcelona 2014 Mi VMworld Barcelona 2014 Como hacer un Health Check en VMware vSphere Webinar gratuito con Veeam Espectacular Poster VMware Memory Management and Monitoring Todo sobre cómo preparar la certificación VMware VCP-DCV More in this category: « Cómo calcular el SAI que necesito para mis servidores? The TypeScreen. La maquina de escribir Olivetti para iPad y MAC » 13 comentarios Federico Jueves, 11 Abril 2013 06:26 Comentar Gracias a tí Pedro por visitar nuestro Blog ;-) Pedro Quevedo Jueves, 11 Abril 2013 03:05 Comentar Trillones de Gracias Udayan Martes, 09 Abril 2013 09:25 Comentar Muchas gracias por esta información .... Enrique Viernes, 18 Enero 2013 08:11 Comentar GRACIAAAAAS :D Rafael Chapa Jueves, 13 Diciembre 2012 17:57 Comentar Excelente tip, gracias por compartir CNL Martes, 13 Noviembre 2012 18:03 Comentar Gracias a tí Juan Carlos por v
- VMware Workstation Virtualize a Physical Machine[SOLVED]: Crypto Exception error 02001005 - VMware Workstation Virtualize a Physical Machine By Kelechi Emenike Leave http://echo.com.ng/2014/solved-crypto-exception-error-02001005-vmware-workstation-virtualize-physical-machine/ a Comment Something happened to me while I was trying to virtualize a network server, and I feel I should share the solution with you on echo.com.ng. A http://geekswithblogs.net/rakker/archive/2012/02/21/converting-hyper-v-to-vmware.aspx general system error occured: Crypto Excception: error: 02001005:system library:fopen:Input/output error:unable to load C:\ProgramData\VMware vCenter Converter Standalone\ssl\rui.crt Cypto Exception error 020010005 Just in case you don't know how I got a general here, you can virtualize just about any Windows machine with VMware Workstation, so long the following conditions are met VMware vCenter Converter Standalone. This is installed automatically when you click the "Virtualize a Physical Machine" on VMware Workstation dashboard. FULL Administrative privileges on the machine you want to virtualize (If it's a domain machine, a domain admin account a general system should do). The Virtualize a Physical Machine is available on the VMware dashboard. VMware dashboard Possible cause of error 02001005:system library:fopen:Input/output error This means that the VMware vCenter Standalone is trying to load the .crt file but cannot, because it doesn't have administrative privileges on local machine. However, the issue is not with your account, it is with the VMware created user account used to do this (typically called __VMware_Converter__ or ___VMware_Conv_SA___). Solution: How to fix error 02001005 To fix error 02001005, grant administrative privileges to the ___VMware_Conv_SA___ or __VMware_Converter__ account, depending on your VMware version. How to grant administrative privilege to user account Run lusrmgr.msc (You can do this in command prompt cmd.exe, or by just typing it directly on the start menu) Open the Users container and double-click the __VMware_Converter__ or ___VMware_Conv_SA___ user At the Member Of tab, Add Administrators to the membership of the user Restart your computer how to fix error 02001005 The issue should be fixed now. If it still persists, please leave a comment below, or see this Knowledge Base. If it work
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