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on host--work aroundSo, the situation: Last night I was called by our head practice manager preparing for a sales demo today; he was in a panic (well, he was calm and collective, I was paniced)--the virtual machine we created for his demo was broken.Everything had started ok: he got the virtual image started on his laptop, and was able to get to the console. But then... he closed his laptop cover with the VM running, and then when he opened it back up, he started getting this message when opening the VMWare console:Error opening the remote {machine name}:8333\16: An unexplained error occurred.A couple reboots later, he called me. We went through all sorts of troubleshooting, even created a new virtual, with no success--until I asked if he had Internet connectivity. Turns out the laptop coming out of hibernation did not automatically connect to the wifi network, or there were additional steps at the hotel, but regardless, he didn't. A few Google searches turned up this life saver: http://amritbera.blogspot.com/2009/03/vmware-remote-console-unexplained-error.htmlSo, I had him powered off the non-functional machine, got his wifi going, opened a browser, and verified his Internet connectivity. And then, he powered up the machine again, and, viola, it worked.The issue is that the VMWare Ethernet adapter must have a DNS entry or it gets all hosed up. So, answer is vmnet1 network adapter (an adapter that is installed automatically when VMWare installed) needs to have it's DNS entry configured to be the same as it's IP address to work when Internet connectivity is unavailable.Since I didn't think any of our sales team would know what the heck that meant, I wrote up some instructions with screenshots to make these adjustments on a Windows 7 host:Workaround for "Unexpected Error" when starting VMWare console and NOT connected to a network: Go to Control Panel / Network and Sharing :Click on Manage network connections- You may have to change to detail view and expand the device name so you can see the whole name:- Right click on the one that is VMWare Virtual Ethernet Adapter for VMnet1- Select Properties- Click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and select PropertiesLeave the top part alone, but under DNS server addresses, enterCopy whatever is in IP Address to the Preferred DNS server:In my case, I am copying 192.168.207.1, but this may be different for you.That should do it, and is sufficient to solve th

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Remote Console Error opening the remote virtual machine localhost:8333\80: An unexplained error occured. ネットワークに接続していない環境で起きる場合があるようです。 プレゼンの際にあたふたしなくもいいように対処方法を覚えておきましょう。 ホスト側の VMnet1 の DNS サーバーの IP アドレスを自分に設定するとよいらしいです。 http://pooh.gr.jp/?p=6121 スタート > コントロールパネル > ネットワーク接続 > VMware Network Adapter VMnet1 を選択 > ファイル (または右クリック) > プロパティ > インターネットプロトコル (TCP/IP) > プロパティ > 次の http://blogs.msmvps.com/vandooren/2009/08/19/vmware-server-2-console-wtf/ DNS サーバーのアドレスを使う の 優先 DNS サーバー の値に 次の IP アドレスを使う の IP アドレス の同じ値を入力 This entry was posted in Windows. Bookmark the permalink. an unexplained Post navigation ← FBI が捜査にスパイウェアを活用 (;´Д`)スバラスィ …ハァハァ Oracle が Sun を買収 ( ゚∀℃( `Д´)マヂデスカ!? → Search for: Categories Linux (171) Mac (27) Pooh (24) Unix (46) Windows (85) ニュース (2,265) Archives Archives Select Month March 2015 (3) January 2015 (8) April 2014 (2) March 2014 (2) February 2014 an unexplained error (1) January 2014 (11) October 2013 (1) January 2013 (1) October 2012 (1) August 2012 (3) July 2012 (3) June 2012 (1) May 2012 (12) April 2012 (15) September 2011 (4) August 2011 (44) July 2011 (32) June 2011 (36) May 2011 (37) April 2011 (34) March 2011 (31) February 2011 (29) January 2011 (32) December 2010 (42) November 2010 (30) October 2010 (34) September 2010 (31) August 2010 (33) July 2010 (33) June 2010 (39) May 2010 (34) April 2010 (34) March 2010 (35) February 2010 (29) January 2010 (34) December 2009 (38) November 2009 (38) October 2009 (20) September 2009 (10) August 2009 (1) July 2009 (27) June 2009 (30) May 2009 (33) April 2009 (31) March 2009 (31) February 2009 (28) January 2009 (32) December 2008 (36) November 2008 (32) October 2008 (32) Septembe

for testing our operating procedures. Everything was working fine before I got on holiday. Now I am back for 2 weeks, and suddenly, VMWare thorws a wobbler. Using the server console, I can start and stop local virtual machines, but whenever I try to connect to the console, I got the following error: ‘Error opening the remote virtual machine machinename:8333\16: An unexplained error occured.‘ Brilliant. An error message that is as useless as a bookshelf made from mashed potatoes, that turns up without any changes to the system. And of course, googling did turn up many people with the same problem, but noone with a solution. Eventually, I found someone who suggested a solution for generic connection problems: On the host computer you need to access the network properties for vmnet1. find Internet protocol tcp/ip (v4) click properties in the window use following DNS server address enter the static ip address displayed or enter the ip address 127.0.0.1 hit ok hit ok again done ! restart the machine to verify working I have no idea why this is suddenly necessary, because the machine name is the local name and I can ping it without a problem. And VMWare consoles used to work just fine before my holiday, so I am really a bit annoyed with this. Still, the above fix worked like a charm so I am not going to complain too much. Post navigation Previous PostLong time no seeNext PostTech-ed Berlin 2009: Day 1 Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website − 1 = five Just another Microsoft MVPs site Search for: Recent Posts Listing all stored procedures with their security config Blog post formatting Flavors of C++ with Visual C++ C++0x step by step: range for Tech-ed survival tips, 3 Recent CommentsKnowing me knowing you, a-ha on C++0x step by step: autovanDooren on C++0x step by step: autoCppJohn on C++0x step by step: autocalcium on Tech-ed Berlin 2009: Day 2bullet on Preventing a DLL from being unloaded by the app that uses itArchives July 2012 June 2012 November 2009 August 2009 April 2009 March 2009 February 2009 January 2009 December 2008 November 2008 October 2008 September 2008 August 2008 July 2008 June 2008 May 2008 April 2008 March 2008 February 2008 January 2008 December 2007 November 2007 October 2007 September 2007 July 2007 June 2007 April 2007 March 2007 February 2007 January 2007 November 2006 October

 

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