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Vmware remote mks plugin
Vmware remote mks plugin








vmware remote mks plugin

Next we need to obtain the screen ticket using the AcquireTicket vCloud REST API method. You will need to make a note of the VM's href property that you wish to obtain the remote console screen ticket for which is needed in the next step. If the operation was successful, you should see a HTTP 200 response and list of VMs in your vCD instance. We also want to filter for only powered-on VMs, we can do this by adding ' &filter=status=POWERED_ON'.Ĭurl -i -k -H "Accept:application/*+xml version=1.5" -H "x-vcloud-authorization: n/+ZglmIwJ2SbWlyz04XC5sHUDJqefU1mCMa9TFu9lk=" -X GET "" HTTP/1.1 200 OKĬontent-Type: application/*+xml version=1.5 We are also including specific fields in the XML output for readability (VM name + vApp name), if you remove ' &fields=name,containerName', you will see the other fields in the XML response. You can see the command is very similar to the one above but instead of specifying the credentials, we are using the authorization token from step 1. If you are logged in as a System Administrator and using the System Org, use the adminVM type instead. Using the new Query Service API in vCloud 1.5, we will locate all VMs within the vCD instance with the vm type. This will be needed throughout the remainder of the session You will need to make note of your authorization token which is located on the third line that starts with " x-vcloud-authorization". If you have successfully logged in, you should get an HTTP 200 response and get similar output as above.

vmware remote mks plugin

Set-Cookie: vcloud-token=n/+ZglmIwJ2SbWlyz04XC5sHUDJqefU1mCMa9TFu9lk= Secure Path=/Ĭontent-Type: application/+xml version=1.5 X-vcloud-authorization: n/+ZglmIwJ2SbWlyz04XC5sHUDJqefU1mCMa9TFu9lk= Note: For more details on the cURL flags, please refer to the cURL documentation.Ĭurl -i -k -H "Accept:application/*+xml version=1.5" -u :vmware -X POST HTTP/1.1 200 OK -u = User credentials in the format of :password].-H = Setting the header for the version of vCloud Director (1.5 in this example).-k = Performs an "insecure" SSL connection.You will need to specify the following parameters and the URL to your vCloud Director instance which should be in the form of There are a few parameters you need to specify to login to vCD and obtain an authorization token. In the example below, I will be logging into a regular organization and not the System organization. You will need a system that has curl installed and you will need an account in vCD that has access to some powered on VMs.










Vmware remote mks plugin