im not sure what the effect of the proxy server are in the way it's tunneling your credentials.
why don'y you either:
1. use VMware workstation to host the ESX(i), the vCenter server and the VSA or
2. use one ESX server and install the vCenter server and the VSA on it.
I have the vSphere in a box running inside my workstation so i can ship or demo this to you.
we can also arrange a meeting in our office (since we live in the same country..) and demo this along with a Pre-GA demo of UniSphere (can do it now that it's out of the door !)
Itzik Reich Solutions Architect, IL Virtualization Technical Team Leader
But It seems that My ip is not authenticated - I am behind a NAT interface -
Statistics report for HTTPD facility DHSM : Thread activity Maximum in use count : 1 Connection IP filtering rejection count : 1 Request Authentication failure count : 5 SSL Handshake failure count : 0
ERROR 2010-05-12 01:16:27 [com.emc.celerra.vmware.nfs.ExtensionAwareTMI]: System.Exception: Your client IP Address does not have access to DHSM on the Celerra. Please authorize your client on the Celerra and try again.
itzikr
28 Posts
590
0
Posted May 11th, 2010 13:00
Hi Maish,
im not sure what the effect of the proxy server are in the way it's tunneling your credentials.
why don'y you either:
1. use VMware workstation to host the ESX(i), the vCenter server and the VSA or
2. use one ESX server and install the vCenter server and the VSA on it.
I have the vSphere in a box running inside my workstation so i can ship or demo this to you.
we can also arrange a meeting in our office (since we live in the same country..) and demo this along with a Pre-GA demo of UniSphere (can do it now that it's out of the door !)
Itzik Reich
Solutions Architect, IL Virtualization Technical Team Leader
VCI,VCP4,3,VTSP4,MCTS,MCITP,MCSE,CCA,CCNA
________________________________________________